Use module configurations to customize your module. You can:
- select in which languages you want to build your module
- configure how end users navigate the module:
- if they see a progress bar,
- if they are allowed to return to a previous step,
- if scroll assist is enabled, and
- if optional inputs display a hint that they are skippable.
To access the module configurations, click the configurations icon in the top navigation bar of the module editor.
Configure in which language(s) to build your module
Select one or more language options in which you want to display your module's content to the end user. Learn more about multi-language modules and modules in languages other than English here.
Controls and navigation configurations
Choose from four navigation options. All four are enabled by default.
Allow navigation back to previous steps (1)
Disabling this option blocks end users from returning to a previous screen. This way, you can ensure that end users cannot change their answers. However, this also make it impossible for end users to correct answers.
Show progress bar (2)
Disabling this option hides the progress bar at the bottom of the page.
Show scroll assist for quick scroll to top/bottom (3)
Disabling this options hides the scroll assist that displays on pages that are large enough to allow for scrolling.
Show which inputs are optional (4)
By default, optional inputs are displayed next to a special badge that signals to the end user that this input can be skipped. However, you can hide this badge. This might make sense in modules where, e.g., all or most inputs are optional.
Related topics
- To add an internal summary to your module, use the module summary.