After you click to edit a page, XQuiz opens the elements menu, where you find everything you need to build the content of your quiz, capture, or result page. How to use elements All blocks are organized by category (text, media, actions, input, etc.). To add an element to your page, simply:
  • Click on the item.
  • Hold.
  • Drag to the right.
  • Drop on the blank area (page preview).
Done! The element will be added to the page and you can configure every detail of it.

Editing a page element

After you add an element to your page, you can customize it your way, and this is done very intuitively. How to edit
  • Click on the element that’s in the page preview (on the right side of the screen).
Automatically, the editing menu will open on the left side of the screen. From there, you can configure all the details of the chosen element. What can you customize? The options change depending on the type of element, but generally you can adjust:
  • Texts (title, subtitle, descriptions).
  • Style (bold, italic, color, size, alignment).
  • Size and animation.
Everything you edit in the left panel is updated instantly in the right preview, which helps a lot to see how the page is turning out.

Reorganizing the order of elements on the page

After adding several elements to your page, you might want to change their position, and this is super easy to do in XQuiz. How to change the order
  • Click and hold on the element you want to move.
  • Drag up or down to the desired position.
  • Drop it where you want it to be.
This way you can build the page in the order that makes the most sense for your content and user experience.

Getting to know all XQuiz elements

Within the XQuiz page editor, you have access to a wide variety of ready-made elements that you can add to your funnel with just a few clicks. They are the blocks that will compose the content of each page, such as texts, images, buttons, forms, graphs, questions, among others. These elements are organized into categories such as:
  • Header (header, title, progress).
  • Text (text, note, number, list).
  • Media (image, video, audio, carousel).
  • Action (button, loading, quiz, redirect, form).
  • Reports (report, graphs, result, list).
  • Checkout (testimonial, guarantee, transformation, price, benefits).
  • Special (scripts and upsell).
  • Tracking (meta pixel).
  • Layout (container).
  • Input (height and weight).