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Re: Include the same footer on multiple Landing Page templates
Looks like a classic use case for a token.
Create a token in your highest level folder in "Marketing Activities" called {{my.footer}}. The value for that token can be a complex HTML entity like
Copyright 2018 - Company Name - <a href="http://company.com/privacy>Privacy policy</a>
Now place that token {{my.footer}} in your templates and whenever that template is connected to an email or a landing page that live underneath that folder, it inherits the token value.
This is just an example. It might be more reasonable to break your footer line down into many tokens, so your template had a line like this:
Copyright {{my.copyright-year}}- {{my.company-name}} - <a href="{{{my.privacy-link}}>{{my.privacy-wording}}</a>
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Re: Include the same footer on multiple Landing Page templates
1 of 1 people found this helpfulHi Matt and Michael,
I would rather use snippets than tokens here. Snippets are much better when you need to mass update things AND keep everything consistent at the same time, since you can control through roles who is entitled to edit snippets, while you cannot prevent unwanted (including accidental) changes on a token value at a program level.
-Greg
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Re: Include the same footer on multiple Landing Page templates
Would tokens work for including scripts in the <head> as well?
I just tried this with a Rich Text token... but having a bit of trouble removing white space (always adds <p> and <br> tags)
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Re: Include the same footer on multiple Landing Page templates
Hi Matt,
read this: Best way to add a script in a guided landing page
You do not need line breaks in a script. They make it easier to read, but you can just remove them before you paste the script in your token.
-Greg
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