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  • WELCOME TO SHOPONE
  • I. OVERVIEW OF LANDING PAGES
    • 1. Overview
    • 2. What is a Landing Page?
    • 3. The Difference Between a Website and a Landing Page
    • 4. Types of Landing Pages
    • 5. Designing an Impressive Landing Page
  • II. INSTRUCTION FOR CREATING A LANDING PAGE FROM A TO Z
  • III. CREATING A LANDING PAGE WITH SHOPONE
    • 1. Dashboard Page
      • 1.1. Switching Workspaces
      • 1.2. Notifications
      • 1.3. Language
      • 1.4. Create a New Landing Page
      • 1.5. Search for Landing Page
    • 2. Actions with Landing Page
      • 2.1. View Landing Page Details
      • 2.2. Backup Data
      • 2.3. Landing Page Editor
      • 2.4. Rename
      • 2.5. Duplicate
      • 2.6. Export file
      • 2.7. Delete
    • 3. Features in the Dashboard
      • 3.1. Template
      • 3.2. Form Data
      • 3.3. Domains
      • 3.4. Settings
      • 3.5. Account
  • IV. Domain Setup
    • 1. Definition of a Domain
    • 2. Connecting your domain on ShopOne
      • 2.1. Connecting your domain to the ShopOne Cloud DNS platform
      • 2.2. Connecting your domain to the WordPress platform
    • 3. Pointing your domain to ShopOne
      • 3.1. Pointing your domain to ShopOne
      • 3.2. Check DNS
    • 4. Pointing a domain from some popular domain providers
      • 4.1. Pointing a domain from GoDaddy
      • 4.2. Pointing a domain from PA Viet Nam
      • 4.3. Pointing a domain from Nhan Hoa
      • 4.4. Pointing a domain from NameCheap
      • 4.5. Pointing a domain from Mat Bao
      • 4.6. Pointing a domain from Name.Com
      • 4.7. Add a domain to CloudFlare
      • 4.8. Pointing a domain from CloudFlare
  • V. BASIC SETUP TOOLS FOR THE LANDING PAGE
    • 1. Top Bar
      • 1.1. Save
      • 1.2. Preview
      • 1.3. Publish
      • 1.4. Help: Keyboard shortcuts
      • 1.5. Undo and Redo
      • 1.6. Choose Interface
    • 2. Sidebar
      • 2.1. Layers
      • 2.2. Popups
      • 2.3. Widgets
      • 2.4. Section
      • 2.5. Page background
      • 2.6. Settings
    • 3. Quick Setup Bar
      • 3.1. Content Editor
      • 3.2. Design Editor
        • ID CSS
        • Align
        • Size
        • Display on
        • Styles
        • Typography
        • Border
      • 3.3. Advanced Editor
        • Event
        • Animation
        • Desktop/Mobile sync design
        • Position type
        • Custom advance
      • 3.4. Duplicate
      • 3.5. Move
      • 3.6. Delete
      • 3.7. Help
  • VI. BASIC ELEMENTS
    • 1. Section
    • 2. Basic Widgets
      • 2.1. Text
      • 2.2. Button
      • 2.3. Container
    • 3. Media Widgets
      • 3.1. Image
      • 3.2. Slider
      • 3.3. Gallery
      • 3.4. Video
      • 3.5. Shape
    • 4. Business Widgets
      • 4.1. Forms
      • 4.2. Auto Number
      • 4.3. Countdown
      • 4.4. Lucky spin wheel
      • 4.5. Notify
    • 5. Advanced Widgets
      • 5.1. Accordion
      • 5.2. Tabs
      • 5.4. HTML Code
  • VII. TRACKING AND MEASURING THE LANDING PAGE
    • 1. Setting up SEO & Social page descriptions
    • 2. Tracking and Conversion Code
      • 2.1. Instructions for installing Facebook Pixel on a Landing Page
      • 2.2. Instructions for installing TikTok Pixel
      • 2.3. Instructions for installing Google Analytics on a Landing Page
      • 2.4 Instructions for installing Google Ads code on a Landing Page
      • 2.5. Instructions for adding Google Tag Manager code on a Landing Page
  • VIII. EXTENDED FEATURES
    • 1. Instructions for creating a "Call Now" button or linking to a Contact Page
    • 2. Instruction for changing Landing page design mode from Mobile Only to Responsive
    • 3. Animation page
      • 3.1. Snow Animation
      • 3.2. Firework Animation
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  1. V. BASIC SETUP TOOLS FOR THE LANDING PAGE
  2. 3. Quick Setup Bar
  3. 3.3. Advanced Editor

Desktop/Mobile sync design

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Last updated 3 months ago

The "Desktop/Mobile sync design" feature allows you to adjust the display of an element (such as a button, image, or text) on both desktop and mobile interfaces. Users can choose to synchronize or not synchronize the design to meet specific interface design requirements for each device.

Key options

  • Synchronous: When this feature is enabled, all changes to the element's position, size, color, font style, etc., will be uniformly applied across both desktop and mobile interfaces.

    • Advantages:

      • Ensures consistency in design.

      • Saves time by requiring changes to be made only once.

  • Asynchronous: When this option is selected, users can design separately for the desktop and mobile interfaces.

    • Advantages:

      • Optimizes the interface for each device type (e.g., reducing image size on mobile to improve loading speed).

      • Enhances customization and provides a better user experience.

Notes for Use

  • If "Non-Sync" is selected, carefully review both versions of the interface to avoid display issues.

  • Use the sync feature if the element does not require significant customization between devices to save time.