Working with SMT Landing Pages in a Sandbox Account

When working with Site Management Tools in a sandbox account, It is needed to configure the URL for landing pages to reflect the domain of the sandbox environment. If you fail to set this configuration property, you receive a Page Not Found error when attempting to access an SMT landing page in the sandbox environment. Configure Properties… Continue reading Working with SMT Landing Pages in a Sandbox Account

Declare the variable as editable – editable() Function

The metadata to expose a variable takes the form of an editable() function call wrapped inside a comment in your Sass files. This function call accepts a JSON object as its single argument with the following properties: type – declares the variable type. This property is required.Possible values include: color – displays a color picker in SMT. string – declares a value… Continue reading Declare the variable as editable – editable() Function

Expose a variable for customization

Open the Sass file containing the variable you want to expose. Create an inline comment (//) or a block comment (/* … */) immediately following the variable declaration.You can use either comment method. For example:$sc-primary-color: red; //Copy$sc-primary-color: red; /* */Copy Use the editable() function within your comment tags to declare the variable as editable. Save the file. If… Continue reading Expose a variable for customization