Breakdance is a tool that allows you to manage your website’s design end-to-end with No-Code. From this section, you can manage the templates used across the site, header and footer structures, pop-ups, and contact forms.

Important!
This area is for advanced users.
Below we will briefly mention this section, and you can access the detailed documentation from this link.

10.1 – Templates

• You can create and edit design templates to be used across the site or on specific pages.
• For example, you can create a separate template for a product detail page, category page, campaign page, or blog posts.
• Any changes made in templates will automatically be reflected on all connected pages.

10.2 – Headers

• You can design the header structure located at the top of the site.
• In this area, you can add logo, navigation menu, search bar, cart icon, user login/logout button, favorites list, social media icons, or buttons.
• It is also possible to create a different header structure for mobile devices.

10.3 – Footers

• You can edit the areas located at the bottom of the page.
• This section usually includes: contact information, copyright texts, social media links, additional menus.
  • Additional components for e-commerce: return and exchange policies, payment method icons, membership agreements, GDPR and cookie policy links.
• You can design multiple footers and use them for different page types.

10.4 – Global Blocks

• You can create reusable content blocks to be used on multiple pages. This way, you can manage multiple areas at the same time with a single design.
• For example: Contact CTA (Call to Action) section or a campaign banner.
• Any changes made to these blocks will automatically be reflected on all pages where they are used.

10.5 – Popups

• To grab visitors’ attention, you can design popups for different purposes such as campaign announcements, informational messages, discount coupons, or membership reminders.
• You can set the conditions under which a popup will appear:
  • On page load
  • After a certain time
  • When the user tries to leave the page
  • After adding to cart or clicking a button

10.6 – Form Submissions

• You can view all submissions made via forms on your website.
• You can review, respond to, or export the submitted form content.
• Contact forms, membership forms, order forms, return/cancellation request forms, or campaign forms can be tracked here. However, you can also have these forms sent directly to the email addresses of your choice.

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For more information on this subject, you can consult the Breakdance documentation.