Promolayer can show or hide a display on specific pages using URL rules.
How it works
Set rules under 'Show on these pages' and 'Don't show on these pages'. Each rule uses a match type to compare against the current page URL.
Quick usage examples
Be sure to check the correct URLs on your own website and replace the match text in examples as needed.
Show everywhere
Leave all rules blank.Show on homepage and nowhere else
'Show on these pages'
Match type -> URL Equals
Match text -> https://mysite.com/Display everywhere except for cart and checkout
'Don't show on these pages'
Match type -> URL Contains
Match text -> cart
'Don't show on these pages'
Match type -> URL Contains
Match text -> checkout
Please check your own website to find the correct name for your checkout and cart page.Display for all pages within a certain category
'Show on these pages'
Match type -> URL Starts with
Match text -> https://mysite.com/my-category/Target a specific Google campaign
'Show on these pages'
Match type -> URL Contains
Match text -> utm_campaign=mycampaign
If you need a specific example that isn't listed here please reach out to us via live chat. We would be happy to add to this list!
Options
Match type | Behavior |
URL Equals | Matches the URL exactly, excluding search parameters and hash |
URL Contains | Matches the full URL, including search parameters and hash |
URL Starts with | Matches the beginning of the URL, excluding search parameters and hash |
URL Ends with | Matches the end of the URL, excluding search parameters and hash |
Notes
Exclusion rules always take precedence over target rules.
Trailing slashes (slashes at the end of URLs) are ignored for targeting, both with or without should work.
Advanced tip: using the 'Contains' match you can target query strings for things like on-site search terms and Google Analytics UTM terms.
Need to target by something other than the URL (regular expression, page title, CSS elements, cookies, or JavaScript variables)? See "Advanced Targeting (Pro plan): Overview".