Interstitial template

On viewports Medium and Large, the lightbox appears as a layer sitting above the grayed out page content.

Live example

Example lightbox behaviour

How it works

The display of the interstitial page is via time- and action-based triggers, different to the existing lightbox cases.
The interstitial page is opened as a lightboxes on top of the current page.
Possible behavioral settings for regular lightbox
- Width 100%, 80%, 60% or 40%
  This selection determines how much width the lightbox takes up in relation to the viewport. For example, selecting 40% will result in the lightbox taking up 40% of the width of the viewport.
- Hide elements like logo, page head, footer links or disclaimer
  Checking an option will hide the corresponding element so that it is not displayed in the Lightbox. (Please note that the logo is always hidden on M and L viewports. Therefore, checking the 'Hide Logo' option will hide the logo only on XS and S viewports.)
Triggers
- Time-based
  Defines how the interstitial light box display is triggered (in seconds, maximum 600 seconds)
- On exit intention
  Defines the time (in seconds) which has to be exceeded till the exit intention display is active and may be triggered.
Interstitial Behaviour
- Show repetitive - no check for previous display
- Limit to show only once
  On the client side (browser of end-user) has to be checked if the functional cookie specified for the interstitial (auto-generated name) is set for the end-user already
  - If set, the the interstitial is not displayed.
  - If not set, the interstitial is displayed based on the trigger
CampID Based Targeting
It is possible to target the interstitial template for a specific Campagin

How to use it

Use lightboxes and overlays exclusively for:
- critical information (agree to legal disclaimer)
- modal tasks (e.g. 'really leave �۶��Ƶ website?')
- content specific call to action (e.g. ‘get in touch’)
In all cases keep content on your lightbox concise and focused on a specific piece of information or action.