Convertri Updates – 02/06/20

Ever seen a Fab lolly?

Here in the UK, they’re a childhood staple, and honestly still a great idea if you need another excuse to pop to the newsagent’s.

This frozen treat consists of a layer of strawberry ice, vanilla ice cream, and a chocolate coating with sprinkles. It kind of looks like an upside-down traffic light.

It’s also exactly the same shades of white, red and flecked brown our legs are after this weekend.

It was a scorcher, and I personally know some silly people who are peeling today like they’re human wallpaper strippers.

It’s much safer to stay inside, people. You won’t burn, and your ice lollies won’t melt.

Besides, you can experience all of this week’s Convertri updates in the cool peace and quiet. Why not head over now?

Scroll down to find out more – and if you’re using Convertri right now, just press CTRL+SHIFT+R (or CMD+SHIFT+R if you’re on a Mac.

FEATURE VOTING

Want to help decide where Convertri is heading? Check out the list of upcoming features, and vote to tell us which you want to see first at https://convertri.featureupvote.com/.

This week’s new option is:

• One-click Facebook signup

Click the link to cast your vote!

FEATURES

Server Update – we’ve upgraded our origin server to a new version that’s far faster and more powerful! In a nutshell, this means you’ll be able to publish pages faster than ever.

Page templates [PRO] –

Updates have been made to the following pages to make use of new features we’ve added since these templates were released:

Long Opt-in (opt-in)
Long Opt-in (sales page)
Long Opt-in (checkout)
Long Opt-in (delivery)

BUGS

Checkboxes – when you resized the checkbox element, the lines were breaking by letter rather than word, which didn’t look nice. We fixed it.

Bump Sales – tags attached to form elements like checkboxes or radio buttons weren’t included in the checkout submission data, which means prospects weren’t tagged with them while making purchases. That’s all been fixed.

Dropdowns – when you have a shared header on your page, dropdown elements in mobile view can only be activated by hitting a teeny tiny portion of the dropdown arrow, rather than tapping anywhere on the element. It made things into a kind of nightmare mobile game, so we fixed the issue.

Headers and Footers – if you have a footer on your page, increasing an element’s size so it extends below the footer may have stopped you moving the element or increasing the size. With a liberal squirt of WD40, everything should move as normal now.

Custom HTML – these elements were having a few problems when placed at the bottom of the page. We fixed it.

Text – text elements were getting extra lines added on mobile, which was playing havoc with remobilisation. Don’t worry, we’ve fixed it now.

Stay safe, and happy converting!

Beth

Executive Word Arranger at Convertri