Hi there,
Would anyone know if it is possible to create collapsible (and thus expandable) sections on a landing page?
We're in the midst of creating a new preference center, and the page is becoming rather long. Our page would become much friendlier if we could choose to collapse / expand certain sections.
I haven't found anything yet in the Marketo Community, so I'm hoping that someone has a solution!
Thank you!
Regards,
Tom
Hi Tom Liolios,
Can you please share the preview URL of the Landing Page.
Thanks & Regards
Akshay Pant
Hi Akshay,
I do not have a page for you right now. We're still busy building the form and its logic.
I assume it should not really matter on which page we apply collapsible / expandable sections. I just would like to know if it is possible on the first place in Marketo, and how we should go about this on our landing pages.
Thank you,
Tom
Hi Tom,
Is this what you mean by 'collapsible sections' ? Marketo users can turn parts of the page on or off:
If so, this is done with 'Guided Landing Pages' and some code:
Understanding Elements and Variables in Guided Templates - Marketo Docs - Product Documentation
Alternatively, If you are talking about a slide down or way for a visitor to click and then see more info, that would be just javascript / jquery
Hi Mark,
I'm referring to a way for visitors to click 'see more' and then an extra section slides down.
Good to know that we could make that happen with some development work. I haven't seen it used on a Marketo landing page thus far, so I was curious if anyone had a simple solution.
Thanks,
Tom
Definitely possible! Just some jquery / javascript.
jquery slide down could potentially do it with just a little code and there should be plenty of standard examples to use.
If you get stuck or need more details, post the page in the thread.
Hi Tom Liolios,
As Mark said above this is easily possible with some jquery or javascript. Do you know if your landing pages are built using a framework? This is out of the box functionality with many frameworks like "Bootstrap". It may add a little bit of bloat to your code using a framework but the designer should be able to have workarounds for this (It's not even a huge deal anyway).
I'd really re-consider this on a subs management page. What if the person doesn't realize there is more and just submits? What if they accidentally subscribe or unsubscribe from a topic?
Hey Tom! Are you attending the NL user group session in den bosch next week? I would love to hear what you guys are doing design/set up wise as we are also working on making our subscription process smoother
Hi Raven,
I am unfortunately not attending. But 2 of my colleagues Joachim van 't Wout & Lisa de Rooij are joining!
Updating our overall preference center process is high on our agenda. Would love to catch up on this topic
Feel also free to reach out via email to either Joachim, Lisa or I.