Set up Limelight Content launch

Big White Duck
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Request:
Is it possible to set a “Limelight Content - Open on page load - Until Dismis” to be displayed after a preset number of seconds or after a page scroll of a certain number of pixels?

Thank you.

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Or an option to launch Limelight before the user leaves the page?
(in this case do you know if there is already a stack that does this, that is, that opens a window with other stacks inside when the user tries to leave the page?)
Thank you

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Maybe the “Call To Action” stack by WeaversSpace can do this (with the action “Exit to URL Bar” added):

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Thanks for the suggestion, I checked the demos from the site, it should integrate with Limelight (it says so), but I saw that the action I need “exit intent” is activated only by clicking on the address bar (at least in the demo), usually a user doesn’t do this to exit.

mmm… But in the link of the reference articles (in the demo), it works well … I don’t know.

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Gianluca,
there is the stack Final Word from Doobox which does what you need - if the cursor leaves the window a modal pops up… but I don’t know if it is still posible to buy it - just ask @doobox
Good luck,
ciao,
Tom

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Thanks, unfortunately I don’t see the Final Word stack in the Doobox store.
Maybe it’s no longer for sale.
Ciao, grazie per l’aiuto.

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Hej, Call to Action does precisely what you want. You can even decide the distance from the address bar in a browser. It is not necessary to click the address bar to activate Call to Actions “exit to URL bar”

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Yes, what @Kent says. I’ve never added any of these features to Limelight because Call To Action already does it all and is a modular and complete solution.

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Yes, this morning I saw Joe’s tutorials on “Cal to Action”. The stack is capable of doing all of this.
But honestly spending $ 39.95 seems excessive for what I have to do, one of these, what works for me is fine, limelight does not have to appear immediately (always per session):

  • a small launch delay in seconds of Limelight when reading the page, or
  • launch of Limelight when scrolling or when scrolling to another stack, or
  • I launch before closing the page or clicking on a link for the first time (but I don’t really like this and I take it into consideration only for the last case) I found some examples with code on the net but I’m not convinced, I prefer the first two above .

I see if I can do something via css and js written in the page … or if I find another easier stack to solve

Thanks everyone for the help. 👋