This guide offers a step-by-step approach to customizing the Create Code Quick Add feature in Page Builder, making it essential for anyone looking to enhance their website's interactivity and design. It covers key functionalities, such as adding custom HTML, modifying element styles for user interactions, and managing element settings efficiently. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced user, this resource simplifies the customization process and helps you create a visually appealing and functional website.
1. Navigate to https://app.podup.com/home
There are 2 ways to access the Page Builder
2. 1. Click "Page Builder" in the "Favorite Modules" on the Dashboard
3. 2. Click "My Site"
4. Click "Page Builder"
5. Select the page you want to build
6. Click "Add" to add a "Quick Add" element
7. Click "Custom Code" and drag it to the desired location
8. A pop-up will appear with an option to insert your HTML code
9. Insert your code into the text box
10. Click "Save" to save the code you added
11. The code will then be added to the website
12. Click on the element to edit it specifically
13. Click "Customize" to customize the element
14. See "How to format a design element" for the Design section since this is the same for every element
15. Click "Settings" to view the settings for this specific element
16. State: The different ways an element looks or acts depending on how someone interacts with it
17. Classes: A reusable set of styles that you can apply to multiple elements across your website. You can add specific elements that you have already programmed or they will be automatically added when you edit the menu
18. Click the "Text here" field under "ID" to add an ID which is a unique name given to the element so it can be targeted with code (like for styling or linking) which will be used internally
19. Click the "Text here" field under "Title" to add a title which is a short description that may show up as a tooltip when users hover over the element.
20. Click this text field to insert a SRC which is the source link or file path, usually used to load content like an image, video, or embed.
21. Clicking this icon tells the element to “move to the next bigger container,” which shifts it from a smaller box (like a text block or section) into the larger layout it's part of—helping you place it more accurately on the page
22. Move: Reposition the section to where you want. Click and hold this icon while you drag it to the desired location. A green line will indicate where it is being placed
23. Copy: Create a copy of the section
24. Delete: Remove the section entirely