Advanced appearances
How to add a blur effect above the paywall
To optimize the integration of the paywall with your content, you can easily add an effect above your widget. Everything can be configured from your Dashboard, in the 'Appearances' section. [](https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/s22rivig/2126577773/f048b92e2d33d7a166f1b1b9116f/Capture+d%E2%80%99e%CC%81cran+2026-03-04+a%CC%80+11_09_08.png?expires=1773333900&signature=c1215Some readersHow to handle responsiveness ?
The responsiveness is based on the width of the iframe in which the wall is contained. The iframe size adapts to the width of the screen (computer, cell phone, etc) but doesn't necessarily equal to it, it can be smaller. These options allow you to accurately manage the behavior of each component for each screen size. [![](https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/387148334/ad905ffc925379142d4f5414/image.png?expires=1773333900&signature=edaa9d23d394aa50fcbf5cfe13c344cc1c2a3a5eb42739484611452a99b1bSome readersHow to use rows to structure your wall ?
Whether you’re using a template or starting from scratch, here are some tips and tricks to help you get the most out of the new design editor Before getting started, feel free to check out our full article on components 👉 What are the components of poool's design editor? Use rows This component is a full-width block that spans the entire width of the wall. Using rows allows you to easily structure anFew readersWhat are the components of poool's design editor?
In this article, we give you the details of all the customization options available in the design editor to create your Engage elements, however you like. For those already familiar with Poool Access, the design editor should hold no secrets for you 🙂 You can nonetheless discover here some specificities unique to Engage. Getting started... The appearance of an Engage element is built using the different components at your disposal. In Engage, click on "Create an element". In the first blockFew readersHow to make an element in my wall clickable ?
This article walks you through on how to make an element clickable in your wall. Use the "Clickable" component: In the core components list, you can choose "Clickable": Once selected, you can add inside this component any other component that you want to make clickable (text, image, etc...) ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/5/f/5/0/5f50f52b22503800/clicFew readersHow to setup actions in the wall : dynamic actions, button and clickable content ?
The advanced appearance editor allows you to create and manage your designs by assembling blocks from basic and dynamic components. In this article, we present the available options: Dynamic action Button Clickable content Dynamic Action: In your appearance, when you use the dynamic component "Dynamic Action," it will adapt to the action you use in your scenario. I**t will be identifiedFew readersCustomize the countdown in CSS
Customizing the countdown with CSS The countdown can be fully customized using CSS. The goal is to let you easily adjust its appearance (size, colors, spacing, borders, etc.) while keeping a stable base structure. Base CSS structure Here is a guided CSS structure you can use as a starting point. Each section corresponds to a specific part of the component. 1. Global container The main container wraps the entire countdown. .p3-countdown { /* Global background */ /* backgrouFew readersHow do I activate the "Subscribe with Google" option in my paywall?
[](https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/681216470/89cec281fe557bdb0bc9766d/swg_EN.gif?expires=1773333900&signature=dd48e56e52f1c986c698f5e8e67c293d4d1cc2eed1ee92c0c0bd9fa11b12e72e&req=cigmFMh4mYZfFb4f3HP0gF3mysvH4HMCwDG2Few readersHow can I create a full-width wall over my content with Poool Access?
Do you want to add a full-width banner to your content? With our native template and the “add parent CSS” feature in your appearance settings, configuring this type of format is even easier! You will need to follow two essential steps: Properly configure the HTML of your page. Setup your appearance in the Poool Dashboard, as well as how it will be displayed on your content. [ or via the preferences of some web browsers. Why Offer Dark Mode to Your Readers? Benefits Improved visual comfort: Reduces eye strain in low-light conditions. Personalized user experience: Allows readers to adapt the interface to their preferencesFew readersHow can I create an advanced appearance from a template?
To help or inspire you, we've created two advanced appearance templates for you. Both of these templates remain 100% customizable in the builder space. Choose a template When creating an advanced appearance, a template selector will be presented to you immediately. You then have the option to choose a template to start with or to begin from scratch. Once in the design editor, click on [Use a template] in the top left hand corner. If you choose to start with a template, you will find a comFew readersHow to configure wall accessibility on Access?
Poool complies with RGAA 4.1 accessibility standards. To ensure our compliance, we worked on two major areas: The HTML structure of the iframe components, Adding the ability to configure accessibility options directly within your Dashboard. Poool provides configuration capabilities (text fields, style options, ARIA states) in your Dashboard. However, the compliance of the final elements remains the publisher's responsibility, depending on the editorial and visual choices made. In yoFew readers
Texts
How can I modify the default texts?
By going on the 'Messages' section of the Dashboard, you will be able to modify the different administrative texts of your paywall. Generic texts [](https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/764492265/d021f6c5bb15c0e705e4b805/image.png?expires=1773333000&signature=e12e007478bd60eadd2a9a11e52aa39d15b72bef6359e79ec0db6ff14a90bd1f&req=cyYjEsB8n4daFb4f3HP0gG3%2F8n1XvIHPT%2F%2FbFew readersHow to edit text of a dynamic component ?
Core component vs. dynamic component When you create an appearance in Access, you can choose from core or dynamic components. Core components are fixed elements within your appearance, meaning that they will remain the same regardless of which widget you use when creating your journeys. Conversely, dynamic components are elements that will automatically adapt to the widget you use in your journey. Here is an example of an appearance using core components and ${color}Few readersHow to import your own font into Poool Access?
To maintain consistency with your visual identity, you can use your own fonts in the appearances created with Poool Access. To do this, simply import the font into the CSS block of your appearance, just as you would when adding a font to a website. Go to Appearances > Edit Element Properties > Custom CSS [](https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/s22rivig/2134314462/2c6Few readersHow can I use native or personalized variables in my texts?
To make some parts of your text dynamic, you can use the variables feature. These texts are the one set directly in your widget, in the 'Messages' section or on the 'Advanced Appearances' page. In this article, we unveil all the native variables available in the Dashboard as well as how you can create a variable on your own. Insert a variable into some text To insert a variable into some text, you just need to write {variable}. For example, here we use the variable 'app_name' in the form wFew readers