Tag: Interactive
The Multi-Step Form Block: One Long Form, Broken Into Short Steps
Split a long intake or booking form into short steps with a progress indicator, per-step validation and a review screen — built from the field blocks you already use.
The Image Hotspot Block: Point At What Matters In A Picture
Put markers straight onto a photo, a diagram or a floor plan, and let each one open a small panel with its own title, description and link — on hover at a desk, on a tap on a phone.
The Sticky Announcement Bar Block: One Message, Pinned Where Nobody Misses It
A full-width bar pinned to the top or bottom of the screen — with an icon, a button, a countdown and a dismiss ✕ — that gets along with your theme’s fixed header instead of fighting it.
The Chart Block: Real Numbers On The Page, Without A Screenshot
Draw your figures as a bar, line, area, pie, donut, radar or gauge chart in the editor — and update them by editing a number, not re-exporting a screenshot.
The Circle Info Block: Turn A Process Into A Circle People Can Click
Arrange the steps of a process around a ring and show the selected one in the middle — all of it editable text, right in the editor.
The Business Hours Block: Tell Visitors You’re Open, Right Now
A seven-day opening-hours table that knows what time it is where the business trades, and says “Open now” or “Closed” before anyone works it out.
The Animated Headline Block: One Line That Says More Than One Thing
A headline whose middle part types itself out, flips through a list of words, or gets struck through with a stroke that draws when the line scrolls into view. The words are content you edit in the sidebar, not a snippet in a theme file.
The Timeline Block: Tell Your Story in Order, Down One Clean Line
A chronological timeline of events — each with a date, title, description and an optional image, laid down a connector line you can style, alternating sides or on one.
The Tabs Block: Fit More On A Page Without Making Visitors Scroll
Group related content into one tidy strip of tabs, so a long page reads short and visitors open only the part they came for.