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Using the Mutiny Experience Editor

Create personalized experiences using Mutiny's point and click editor. Change the messaging, remove sections, change your CTA text or link destinations, and change imagery.

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Written by Jess bergson, George Dilthey, Michael Vitak and 3 others

How to embed custom HTML into your experience

If you need to add new elements into your experience, you can do so by pasting HTML into the editor

Written by Jess bergson. Updated over a week ago

How to inject custom JavaScript in the Mutiny editor

Mutiny makes it easy for you to inject custom code into the editor, enabling you to create larger scale changes to your web experiences

Written by Jess bergson. Updated over a week ago

Reordering Elements and Sections on your website

Mutiny allows you to easily reorder individual elements or sections on your website

Written by George Dilthey. Updated over a week ago

Code snippets for styling your experiences

A quick reference sheet for HTML and CSS snippets to stylize your personalizations.

Written by Michael Vitak. Updated over a week ago

How to undo a personalization in the experience editor

You can easily "revert" personalizations within an experience either before or after launching

Written by Neel Shivdasani. Updated over a week ago

What happens when a visitor does not have data for a dynamic variable in my experience?

Mutiny reverts to the control version of your element when a variable is unknown for website visitors

Written by Neel Shivdasani. Updated over a week ago

Creating Experiences in the Mutiny Editor

Quick overview of our WYSIWYG editor for building your website and landing page personalization experiences.

Written by Molly Bruckman. Updated over a week ago

How to dynamically insert keywords from UTM parameters

Follow this step by step guide to create an experience that dynamically inserts a headline based on custom UTM parameters

Written by Molly Bruckman. Updated over a week ago

Adding Calendly Booking Links to Your Personalized Experiences

Send pre-qualified or high value prospects straight to a Calendly booking link instead of pushing them through your normal signup funnel.

Written by Molly Bruckman. Updated over a week ago

Copy an Experience to a New or Different Segment

Copying an existing experience may be an easier starting point than recreating your personalizations from scratch. Here's how.

Written by Molly Bruckman. Updated over a week ago

View All the Configured Personalizations in an Experience

Keep track of all the personalized modifications you have applied to elements on your page from the Mutiny editor.

Written by Molly Bruckman. Updated over a week ago

Change Link Routing to Personalize Your CTAs

Personalize the clickthrough destination and link text on CTAs on your site.

Written by Molly Bruckman. Updated over a week ago

How to Configure Larger Scale Changes

For advanced use cases that extend beyond changing text/images, or removing items on the page, use CSS to apply a class to containers.

Written by Molly Bruckman. Updated over a week ago

How changes to your website impact your Mutiny experiences

If website selectors have changed on your site, it's likely that you'll need to update any live Mutiny experience running on that page

Written by Neel Shivdasani. Updated over a week ago

Compatibility with Your Javascript Libraries

Tuning how the Mutiny client interacts with modern Javascript frameworks including React, Angular, and Next.js.

Written by Molly Bruckman. Updated over a week ago

Why is the Text Editor Read Only?

Understand why certain elements may show up as "read only" in the text editor and how to resolve it.

Written by Molly Bruckman. Updated over a week ago

Editing srcset images

If the image you personalized displays differently for mobile and desktop, the most likely culprit is due to srcset in the HTML.

Written by June Castro. Updated over a week ago

Using Variables to Dynamically Insert Elements for Outbound Personalization

Your outbound landing pages can be made extremely personalized by inserting variables directly in your page content.

Written by Molly Bruckman. Updated over a week ago

Using Variables to Dynamically Insert Elements for Inbound Personalization

In Mutiny, you can add variables to include custom values directly in your experiences.

Written by Molly Bruckman. Updated over a week ago

Add Styling to Part of a Text Block

Learn how to change font styling or text color to part of an element while leaving other words in the section untouched.

Written by Molly Bruckman. Updated over a week ago

How Mutiny's Headline generator enables quick and powerful personalization

Mutiny's AI will automatically generate headlines for your target segment based on what we know works for them

Written by Neel Shivdasani. Updated over a week ago

Changing Logos or Images

Visual cues have a large impact on personalization, so changing your logos or images can be very impactful. Here are some tips.

Written by Molly Bruckman. Updated over a week ago

Disable Pop-ups While Editing Your Experience

If you have pop-ups or gated content on your page, this guide will show you how to modify the content behind the modal.

Written by Molly Bruckman. Updated over a week ago

Removing Elements from Your Page

Removing elements from your page is really easy with Mutiny. Learn how to delete images, CTAs, and even full sections of your page.

Written by Molly Bruckman. Updated over a week ago

Experiences That Span Multiple Pages

Target multiple pages within one experience or create sitewide personalizations on global elements like navigation or blog footer CTA

Written by Molly Bruckman. Updated over a week ago

How to use Mutiny's AI to highlight different value propositions in your copy

By rewriting copy using our AI, you can quickly and easily highlight different value props for each of your target segments

Written by Neel Shivdasani. Updated over a week ago