The On Exit rule allows you to show Captures when a user is indicating that they are about to leave your site.

You can set which devices you want this to show on and also how sensitive it is when detecting the exit.

The Scrolled % Of Page rule allows you to only show a specific capture once a user has scrolled down a certain % of the page. Perfect for articles, blog posts or long-form content.

You can hide Captures and just trigger them manually with this rule, the most common use of this is to create content upgrades or ways to reward users for clicking on a specific button or element on your landing page.

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The Times Shown rules allows you to determine how often a Capture gets shown to a user, you can set it per visit or ever.

The Gallery rule allows you to show Captures when a Gallery appears or when a user votes for an item in a Gallery.

This rule allows you to trigger more than 1 Capture of the same type on the same page. Say for example you want to pop up on when someone hits the page, then another when someone is about to exit.

This rule allows you to trigger a Capture when an element defined by selector is present. All you need to do is enter a CSS Selector and choose if you want to trigger the Capture when the selector is present or when it is not present.

The Selector rule can also trigger a Capture when a specified CSS Selector either contains or does not contain a certain value.

You can incorporate multiple selectors into your rule. You can have Captures trigger when any of the selector elements are present using the OR function.

Or you can require all of the selector elements to be present for a Capture to trigger with the AND function.

You can learn more about how you can use the Selector rule by clicking here.