Replies posted by bmask

4 Replies

Taylor Tarpley
Community Manager
Taylor TarpleyCommunity Manager
published in News & Announcements

Big News: Universal Content is Now Available!

Huge improvement here! Awesome to also see that there is the option to individually edit saved blocks.

7508
Dov
1 year ago
B
Contributor II
bmaskContributor II
asked in Email Templates and Coupons

Loop through products in event but only include items based logic

I’m not sure I’m following. I’m using the standard Klaviyo table block. Why would two columns be any different than three columns?In the article you reference, there is the ability to add source code at the dynamic row level. I know that was available in the old editor, but is it available in the new editor? In the screenshot below I show the options I’m seeing which are only to edit the individual column within a dynamic row. 

5
David To
Klaviyo Employee
2 years ago
B
Contributor II
bmaskContributor II
asked in Email Templates and Coupons

Loop through products in event but only include items based logic

@David To Thanks for the guidance here. I added the following if/else logic to the table source which is now correctly hiding items not “cancelled” however now I’m left with a big empty space. Am I doing something wrong or is there some way around this?   

5
David To
Klaviyo Employee
2 years ago
B
Contributor II
bmaskContributor II
posted in Email Templates and Coupons

Do you still have to create two different blocks for mobile & desktop only display in the new editor?

Thanks for the reply Taylor. The solution you mentioned to my first point doesn’t solve what I’m referring to. The ability to create a block, apply styles and then show only on mobile has always been a feature. The issue here is that when you have the same content that you want to show slightly differently on desktop vs. mobile (usually padding or font size), you have to create a duplicate blocks with their own style settings. This causes unnecessary work and opens up additional opportunity for error. For example, when the blocks are in a template you may forget to update the text in both mobile and desktop. Considering you can create mobile specific styles via css and media queries, it would seem that within each block Klaviyo could easily have both a desktop AND mobile styling section. Does that make sense?For the third point, I’ve seen some other tools where you click a move icon which puts the block/section in “move mode” and you can then hover over and click where you want to drop

3
Taylor Tarpley
Community Manager
2 years ago

Most helpful members this week

Terms & ConditionsCookie settings

Links & Resources

Platforms

Partners

Useful Things

About

  • Terms and Privacy
    © 2024 Klaviyo All rights reserved. Klaviyo and the Klaviyo logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Klaviyo, Inc. or its affiliates.