Screen: ShopSite > Merchandising > Tell A Friend
A Tell A Friend link allows visitors to send a page link to a friend or family member via E-mail.
Tell A Friend |
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Number of TO E-mail Addresses allowed |
The number of recipients you will allow customers to send links to. |
Page Layout |
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Tell A Friend Template |
Select a template to use for your Tell A Friend pop-up window and the e-mail message. |
Width of the Popup window |
The width, in pixels, of the popup window. |
Height of the Popup window |
The height, in pixels, of the popup window. |
Text Color |
This is the color that will be used for normal (non-link) text on this page. This color is set when you select a theme, or you can change it using the Color Picker Tool. Page text should usually be a dark color that contrasts with the background color. |
Background Color |
This is the color that will be used in the background of your page. This color is set when you select a theme, or you can change it using the Color Picker Tool. If there is a background image, the image will cover the background color. The background color should usually be a light color that contrasts with the page content. |
Link Color |
This is the color that will be used for unvisited links on your page. This color is set when you select a theme, or you can change it using the Color Picker Tool. It is usually a good idea to make the link color easily distinguishable from the text color. |
Visited Link Color |
This is the color that will be used for links that a visitor has already visited. This color is set when you select a theme, or you can change it using the Color Picker Tool. This color is usually, but not always, different from the link color. |
Active Link Color |
This is the color that will be used for links that are active, meaning a customer has clicked on them. Several templates also use this for the link hover color, meaning the link will change to this color when a customer's cursor is over the link. This color is set when you select a theme, or you can change it using the Color Picker Tool. This color is frequently the same as the visited color. |
A background image is an image displayed behind the content of the page (but in front of the background color), and can significantly improve the visual appeal of the page. This image is set when you select a theme, or you can change it using the Image Tool. Most templates will tile the background image, repeating it across and down the page, to cover the entire page. For this reason, it is usually a good idea to use an image specifically designed as a background image. The Elite and Gradient Page Templates are great examples of using a background image to add a distinctive look to the page. |
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Shopper Selected MessagesShoppers can select from any of these messages to include in the body of their e-mail message. If you leave a field blank, there will not be an option for that field. |
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First Message |
The first message a shopper can select. |
Second Message |
The second message a shopper can select. |
Third Message |
The third message a shopper can select. |
Fourth Message |
The fourth message a shopper can select. |
Customer Instruction, E-mail Statement and E-mail Subject |
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Instructions |
The instructions for sending an e-mail, displayed at the top of the pop-up window form. |
E-mail Statement |
The e-mail policy, above the friend's e-mail field. It would be a good idea to mention how many recipients are allowed, and that multiple addresses should be separated with a comma. |
E-mail Subject Line |
The subject line that will be used for the e-mail message |
LinkUse the fields below to create Tell A Friend links on custom pages. |
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Link text |
Enter the text that will be used for the page link. |
Link URL |
Enter the URL of the page the link will be on (and that the e-mail will link to). |
Link to Tell A Friend |
Copy this code onto your custom page. |
Click the Save button to make the changes, or Cancel to abandon your changes.
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