• Setting up URL Replacement Tags

  In this help article, we will explain what the URL replacement tags are and how to use them on your website. What are the URL query params: Query parameters are a defined set of parameters attached to the end of a URL. They are extensions of the URL that are used to help define specific content or actions based on the data being passed. The query params are added to the end of a URL, after the ? which is followed immediately by a query parameter, e.g., ?utmsource=googleadsFew readers

• External Checkout Action (ECA) Add-on

  This add-on allows you to send order form data to an external resource. This way you can cover the following scenarios after purchase: redirect the user to any 'Thank you' page as the next step after shopping cart confirmation, direct the user to the custom form and optionally populate the fields of this form with data from the order implement an arbitrary checkout process using your own script for payment, delivery, booking. Your script can obtain the state of the cart form and you canFew readers

• How to run custom JavaScript when app is ready?

  How to run custom JavaScript when the website is ready? Sometimes you need to run some JavaScript code after the website is fully rendered and all elements are ready for interaction. If you run the code too early (before the web app is fetched all the data and complete rendering) most likely some elements will be missing or lack data. That's why there is a special event ssViewerRenderedFew readers

• How to highlight featured cards

  Here on SpreadSimple you can bind arbitrary CSS classes to a specific row of an element and set custom styles for them. For example, you can highlight certain classes by using the built-in sv-is-highlighted class name to highlight the featured element. To do this, you don't need to set up additional column mapping, just add a column in your Google Sheets and name it .class (with a dot at the beginning). Then add sv-is-highlighted to the necessary rows: (https://storage.crisp.chat/usFew readers

• How to pass a password via URL param

  If you are using site-wide password protection, you can share your password using query pwd in the website URL. This is how your URLs will look like: Site URL without param: https://secret-website.spread.name/ Site URL with param: https://secret-website.spread.name/?pwd=hello This way you can give the access to your website so the visitor won’t have to enter the password manually. And you can use suchFew readers

• Mermaid Syntаx

  SpreadSimple Content pages now support Mermaid Syntax which allows you to create diagrams and various visualizations. To use Mermaid Syntax: Go to your Pages & links Tab and select the page where you want to add your diagram/visualization. In the text editor, click on Add code block button. Enter mermaid instead of language. Make sure there'Few readers

• How to set up redirects

  The Redirects feature allows you to set up redirection by path for your custom domain. For example, if you have already indexed your website and then decided to move your website to SpreadSimple, you can use redirects feature to set up redirection from your old page that was already indexed to your new page like this: example.com/page-1/ to example.com/page-1 Or set a redirection from one page to another one: example.com/page-1 to example.com/page-2. To set redirect rules InFew readers

• How to set up website access rules

  In this help article, we are going to share the instructions on how to set up limited access to your content by creating access rules and allowing certain users or user groups to access it. This feature is currently in beta so if you encounter any issues, kindly let us know. Setting up Access rules Before setting up access rules, you need to create a new Google Sheet which will be used as a user database.Few readers