Basic Settings

Text

Text
Text
BUTTON STYLE

May differ slightly from the actual interface.

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This setting applies to the button text

Key Point:
Set the text displayed on the button. The button label plays a critical role in clearly communicating the next action to the user.

What this changes:
Changing the wording directly affects click-through rates and how quickly users understand the button's purpose.

Adjustment tips:
Aim for concise text of around 2-5 words, and include a verb (e.g., "Learn More" / "Sign Up") to clearly convey intent.

Settings

  • Text: The button label text. The default value is "BUTTON STYLE".

You can also display different text on hover (linked to the Text Animation settings). Hover text is configured separately in the "Text Animation" panel.

Text
Text
BUTTON STYLE

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This setting applies to the button text

Tag

Tag
HTML Tag
Link
Link URL
https://
Link Target
_self
rel Attribute
none
Link Title
aria-label
Tracking ID
Button Location
ID

May differ slightly from the actual interface.

Key Point:
Configure the output HTML tag and its attributes. This setting determines whether the element functions as a navigation link or an action button.

What this changes:
SEO, accessibility, and tracking (GTM) behavior are all determined by this setting.

Adjustment tips:
Use a (Link) for page navigation, and button for form submissions or JavaScript-triggered actions to maintain proper HTML semantics.

Settings

  • HTML Tag: Choose between Link (<a> tag) and Button (<button> tag). The default is Link.

From an HTML semantics perspective, use Link when the purpose is page navigation or URL redirection, and Button when the purpose is JavaScript execution or form operations. SEO crawlers follow <a> tag links, so Link is recommended for internal site navigation.

When Link Is Selected

HTML Tag
HTML Tag
Link

May differ slightly from the actual interface.

When Link is Selected
Link URL
https://
Link Target
Same Page
Set how the link opens
REL Attribute
None
SEO and security settings
Link Title
Tooltip displayed on hover

May differ slightly from the actual interface.

  • Link URL: Set the destination URL. Use canonical URLs for pages you want to track.
  • Link Target: Choose between same tab (_self) or new tab (_blank). New tab is recommended for external links.
  • rel Attribute: Add attributes such as noopener, noreferrer, or nofollow to control security and SEO behavior.

When target="_blank" is set, rel="noopener" is automatically added as an internal security measure. You cannot manually remove noopener. If you want to prevent passing SEO value to external sites, add nofollow.

  • Link Title: Set a supplementary link description for accessibility and semantic reinforcement.

When Button Is Selected

When Button is Selected
Button Type
button

May differ slightly from the actual interface.

  • Button Type: Choose button / submit / reset to define the behavior within a form.

submit triggers form submission. If used outside a form, select button instead. reset clears all form input values, so use it cautiously to avoid accidental data loss. The default is button (no form submission).

Accessibility behavior:
When the Link URL is empty or set to #, role="button" is automatically added to the HTML output. This ensures screen readers correctly announce the element as a "button" when it does not function as a link.

Hover text fallback:
If hover text (set in Text Animation settings) is not configured, the normal text will also be used during hover state.

Common Options

Common Items
ARIA-LABEL
Description text for screen readers
Tracking ID
Click ID for GTM etc. (data-click-id)
Button Location
Button placement location (data-button-location)
ID

May differ slightly from the actual interface.

  • aria-label: A screen reader label. Set this when the visible button text does not clearly convey the action. Provides accurate guidance for screen reader users.
  • Tracking ID: A tracking identifier used for event collection in GTM or other analytics tools.
  • Button Location: A management label for the button's placement. Useful for identifying buttons during A/B testing with multiple CTAs.
  • ID: A unique element ID. Used for targeting specific elements via CSS or JavaScript.

Tracking ID and Button Location are output as HTML data-* attributes. They can be referenced by tag managers like GTM. ID must be unique within the page. Assigning the same ID to multiple blocks may cause CSS or JavaScript to behave unexpectedly.

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