Funnelkit Support

Hi @tuanvictor,

Thanks for using the Funnelkit Builder and for reaching out to us.

It seems the checkout page has been modified or any custom CSS is excluding the default overlay from the Checkout form shows on submission.

Please watch here that on submission, a default overlay with snipper shows on the checkout page and button is not multiple times clickable. https://www.loom.com/share/1b3b7bfa146043c18dfefdde0316a8bd

Are you aware of any custom CSS applied to this checkout page or globally removed it using any setting? If you are unable to figure it out, raise a support request here to review it with our technical team.

Thanks
Team Funnelkit

Hi @wiranunes,

Thanks for your query. Just to inform you, this thread is for Funnelkit Builder.

For the Funnelkit Automation, please raise the query here https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/plugin/wp-marketing-automations/

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Team Funnelkit

Hi @hudsontek,

You’re right to think about SEO implications when adding the same schema to multiple landing pages for the same course. When you have multiple pages targeting the same product, like a course, adding identical course schema to each page could potentially lead to issues like content duplication, which search engines may not favor.

Here are a few suggestions to help you optimize:

1. Unique Schema for Each Page: Try to customize the schema slightly for each page. You can keep the main course schema but vary elements like the description, offers, or keywords based on the specific focus of that page. For example, if one landing page is focused on course features and another highlights testimonials, adjust the schema to reflect that difference.
2. Canonical Tags: Use canonical tags to indicate which version of the page is the “preferred” one, helping search engines understand that the content is not duplicate. This is especially useful when multiple pages are targeting the same course but are slightly different in content or layout.
3. Use RankMath’s Dynamic Schema Markup: RankMath allows you to customize the schema dynamically. You could apply conditional logic to display different schema based on the page content, so each landing page has its unique schema while still reflecting the same course.
4. Track the Most Successful Landing Page: If one page performs better than others in terms of user engagement and conversions, consider making it the primary landing page and redirecting or consolidating other less effective pages to this one.

With these adjustments, you should be able to avoid SEO penalties and still get the benefits of schema markup.

Let us know if any follow-up questions.

Thanks
Team Funnelkit

Hi @art137.

Thank you for your kind words! I’m glad I could help. I completely understand your concerns, and I’m happy to clarify everything for you.

Regarding your question about nested elements and converting templates to containers—yes, you could be able to convert templates into containers in FunnelKit. When FunnelKit receives a plugin update, we ensure that such changes are fully compatible and won’t disrupt your setup. Our team prioritizes maintaining stability across updates, so you won’t have to worry about these changes breaking your existing funnels. However, as with any plugin update, we always recommend testing on a staging site first to ensure a smooth transition.

As for Elementor V4—yes, we are keeping a close eye on the upcoming release! We’re committed to staying current with Elementor’s updates, and we’re actively preparing for the V4 launch. As you mentioned, many older templates can sometimes become problematic with Elementor’s shift to containers, especially for new users. We’ve designed FunnelKit to be fully compatible with Elementor’s new container-based structure, so you can rest assured that our templates will remain up-to-date and functional.

Keep us posted if anything else.

Thanks
Team Funnelkit

Hi @kampot888,

Thanks for the screeshot. Please reach out to our technical support team here with more information.

Looking forward to this.

Thanks
Team Funnelkit

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by Funnelkit Support.

Hi @art137,

Thanks for your query and for using the Funnelkit Builder templates.

Elementor Containers: Since Elementor now uses containers instead of the old section and column layout, FunnelKit templates should work with Elementor’s container-based structure. As long as you’re using the latest version of Elementor Pro, the templates should be compatible with the container system. FunnelKit’s templates are designed to work seamlessly with Elementor, so you shouldn’t face any issues.

Shipstation Integration: FunnelKit bulilder doesn’t interfere with Shipstation. They should work well together as FunnelKit focuses more on the beautification of the checkout page, while Shipstation handles shipping.

Feel free to ask if any follow-up questions.

Thanks

Hi @hudsontek,

Thanks for your query and for reaching out to us.

Quic.cloud is fully compatible with LiteSpeed Cache, which FunnelKit supports.

Since Quic.cloud is a CDN that works natively with LiteSpeed Cache, it doesn’t conflict at the CDN level.

FunnelKit’s main requirement is to avoid caching dynamic parts (like checkout, one click upsell, and automation endpoints).

Keep us posted if you have any follow-up questions.

Thanks
Team Funnelkit