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The holiday cut-off, at the foot of every page.
Who it is for
For the last order date before a holiday, said early enough to be useful: one slim green line along the foot of every page, a calendar and the date in a badge before the words, and a link to your gift guide. A visitor who closes it sees it again the next day. Give it an end on that date, and it leaves when ordering in time is no longer possible, so nobody is promised what cannot arrive.
What visitors see
- Its line
- “Order in time for delivery before Christmas.”
- Its button
- “Gift guide”
Other templates
- Sale
The plain one. A sale, its end and a link.
- Discount code
A welcome code that copies, the offer at the start, the button at the end.
- Black Friday
Large and near-black, with square corners.
- Free delivery
A calm promise on the shop's own soft green.
- Rotating messages
Three promises in turn, five seconds each, with a pause.
- Webinar
A date and a seat, along the foot.
- Store notice
A notice that stays, quiet and plain.
- Service update
A notice that stays until the owner takes it down.
- New arrival
A launch in warm clay, the button at the end.
- Back in stock
One product, back, with a button to it.
- Launch
A date to wait for, large, at the foot.
- Newsletter
A soft invitation at the foot of the page.
Questions
Something else? Write to us.
Will it push my page down?
Only if you choose Push it down. By default it sits over the edge and nothing moves. A header you fix to the top follows it with top: var(--widgetjoy-top-offset, 0px).
Does a closed bar come back?
Not for that visitor, until you publish again.
Can I schedule it for a sale?
Yes. Give it a start and an end; outside them, it is not shown.
Will it slow my site down?
No. It loads after your page has appeared.