Rotating messages template

Three promises in turn, five seconds each, with a pause.

Who it is for

For a shop with three promises and room for one line: free delivery, new arrivals every Friday, returns within thirty days, each shown for five seconds in turn. The words change with a short fade, hold still while a visitor points at the bar or tabs into it, and stop with the pause button beside the dots. A visitor who closes it sees it again a week later.

What visitors see

Its line
“Free delivery on orders over £50.”

Then add it to your site

One line, pasted once, puts it on every page. Step by step for HTML, WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix and Next.js.

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  • Black Friday

    Large and near-black, with square corners.

  • Free delivery

    A calm promise on the shop's own soft green.

  • Order by

    The holiday cut-off, at the foot of every page.

  • 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.

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Questions

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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.