25 – Countdown

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Description

A countdown timer block with lots of editable features is an extremely useful tool in terms of call-to-action. This is now compatible across all known email clients, with a slight exception for some desktop Outlook versions. It renders the countdown, but the timer movement is static and will not be seen to physically count down, as in all other email clients. The time will change on each open instead.

The countdown End Time needs to use the UTC timezone.

Default block view

Desktop

Mobile

Formatting options

Padding

This refers to the space between the block's content and its border. This can be edited as per the requirements using the panel on the right side (Details tab)

Option

Details

Default

Padding

Top and bottom

0

Countdown Layout

Here, all the countdown layout settings can be set.

Option

Details

Default

Image

Background Image URL

https://amundsen.shortest-route.com/cts-demo/imgproxy/img/2040384506/600x400.png

Layout

Captions Stacked

Captions Stacked

Countdown width

Countdown width

400

Countdown Height

Countdown Height

120

Countdown Settings

Here, all the settings for the countdown can be set.

Option

Details

Default

End Date

Add date

2023-06-23

End Time

Captions Stacked

22:00

Date captions

Date captions (separated by comma)

Days, Hours, Min, Sec

Message when time is up

Countdown Height

The time is up!

Block Background Color

Used to change the block background color. Only use HEX color values. HTML email only recognizes 6-digit long-hand versions and has patchy support for shorthand versions.

Option

Details

Default

Background Color

Block Background Color

#ffffff

Count-Down Link

It allows us to add the link to the Count-Down timer.

Option

Details

Default

Countdown Link

Countdown Link

https://mapp.com

Countdown Design

Here, you can add all the design elements.

Option

Details

Default

Countdown Options




Font name

OpenSans

Font Size

30

Tile text Color (Do Not Add #)

000000

Tile background Color (Do Not Add #)

ffffff

Compatibility

For a few versions of desktop Outlook the timer movement is static and will not be seen to physically count down as it does in all other email clients, including mobile. The time will change on each open instead.