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  • 1. Drag and drop a component
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Add Components to Experience Cloud site

Last updated 10 months ago

1. Drag and drop a component

  1. Identify the Components button in the builder sidebar (Figure 1) and click on it.

  2. After clicking on the Components button, the Components dialog appears. At the bottom of this dialog, you can see the Custom components list (Figure 2), you can identify the Revenium ACM components by our HC logo.

  3. Select a component, drag and drop it into the page (Figure 3). Once you have dropped the component, it will be shown in the selected page section.

2. Component configuration dialog

  1. When the component is dropped into the page, click on it to open the Configuration dialog (Figure 4).

  2. You can use the Configuration dialog to set the Component's customizable properties, this properties vary from component to component.

Figure 1. Components button.
Figure 2. Custom Components list.
Figure 3. Drag and drop Component.
Figure 4. Component's configuration dialog.