Adding Re-Ordering Changing and Deleting Modules

Adding, Re-Ordering, Changing, and Deleting Modules

Modules are the building blocks of your email campaigns. You can add as many as you like, and even change the type, and reorder them to suit your designs!

To insert a new module at the bottom of the campaign:

Click on any of the module type buttons at the very bottom of the composer page. That new, blank module will appear at the bottom of your campaign. Add your text or image content and save!

Module Buttons

To rearrange the order of your modules:

Click and hold the Drag handle in the upper left corner of the module you would like to move.

Moving Modules

Drag and drop the held module in between any other two modules in your campaign -- anywhere!

To add a module directly in between two existing modules:

Hover your mouse in between the two modules where you would like to add a new one. A thick, blue line will pop up.
Click that blue line and the new, blank module appears. The new module will be the same type as the module above it. See below for how to change the module type.

Adding Module

To change the module type:

Say you have a Text & Image module in your campaign -- but you want to flip that image to the left of the text block. Or if you've added a module in between two others, and you want it to be a completely different type than what it appeared as. No worries, just follow these steps:

Look to the top right of the individual module. You will see the module type labeled, to the left of the Delete button. That label is actually a drop down menu!
Click on the module type in the upper right hand corner, and simply select another type. You will see the module change in your composer space, instantly.

To delete a module from your campaign:

Click on the Delete trashcan button, at the top right of the individual module to remove it from your campaign. You will see it disappear, instantly.

Be careful! There is no undo function in Email Marketing. So, once you delete a module, all that content is gone -- for good. If you accidentally delete a module, you will have to recreate that content, from scratch.

Always check twice, and delete once.