Service update template
A notice that stays until the owner takes it down.
Who it is for
For a service with a problem that wants to say so first: a slow checkout, a delay, an outage. A tall amber bar at the top of every page, square at its corners, carries an alert mark and an UPDATE badge before the words and a link to your status page at the end. It has no ×, so it stays until you take it down once all is well.
What visitors see
- Its line
- “Checkout is running slowly. We're on it.”
- Its button
- “Status page”
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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.