Experience Content Placeholders

Overview

Placeholders in the content of an Experience are replaced by the UniSignIn tag when the Experience is displayed. Use them to add sign-up and unlock actions to your own HTML.

{{unisignin-signup-link}} is replaced by a tracked link. Use it as the href of a link or button:

<a href="{{unisignin-signup-link}}">Sign up for free</a>

When the reader clicks it:

  1. The click is recorded for the Experience, so sign-ups can be attributed to it in the Audience Overview.
  2. The reader returns to the same page with ?unissignup added.
  3. The Sign Up modal opens.

{{unisignin-skip-link}} unlocks the content behind a Content Wall. Put it inside the opening tag of a link or button, not as a URL:

<a {{unisignin-skip-link}}>Continue reading</a>

Content Wall button

In a Content Wall, {{unisignin-button}} is replaced by the Sign Up and Login buttons, plus a Skip button when the wall can be closed.

Each placeholder is replaced once per Experience. Use it only once in the content.

  • Open the modals with a URL: ?unissignup and ?unislogin, see the JavaScript API
  • Unlock from your own code: window.unisignin.cmd.push(['unlock'])

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