The 12 Kameleoon days of Christmas: part 12

We’ve now reached the last blog of our 12 days of Christmas series, highlighting key, added-value features of the Kameleoon platform. We hope you’ve found it useful and that it demonstrates how the platform can help you do your job more efficiently - read on to learn about our 12th tip and to find out how you can download the full set to study at your leisure.

Today we look at how you can modify what appears when a visitor’s mouse hovers over a specific element, adding depth to your experiments and personalizations.

1 Changing the appearance in hover mode

Hover mode enables visitors to receive additional information when mousing over an element, such as a menu, image or graphical block. Changing this information, either to personalize it to the visitor’s specific needs or to test alternative approaches adds depth to your optimization efforts.

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With Kameleoon we want anyone to be able to make even the most complex changes without having to write a single line of code. So it is straightforward to modify what appears in hover mode, both at the high level (such as a top menu) and by drilling down to lower levels (such as sub-menu). Watch our video to learn more, and of course read a full explanation in our developer documentation.

Want to catch up on all of our 12 days of Christmas technical blogs? Either click on the links below to read each post or download our complete holiday eguide to access the entire set.