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Created On: 11/20/2023
in Sage Sage comes in three different versions. All versions have the same interface and basic functionality. However, they differ in terms of the available data for analysis and connections to external systems. Premium users (on paid subscriptions or ...
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The target Settings > Theme tab contains fields designed for styling your poll unit. This page should only be used by those familiar with CSS.
The Selected Theme field has options of Published (the current theme of the poll unit...
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The Customization tab under each target's settings has many fields. Changes here can wreak havoc upon your poll unit, so it's best not to change them lightly.
Basic customizations
In-article polling
In Article Polling has four...
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The Integration tab under the target's settings has four sections. The Integration Code is the code you will insert into your website's HTML. See poll unit integration for further details. You may use the Widget Bookmarklet to demo the pol...
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On the bottom portion of each target page, you will find the Settings tab. We're in its Basic Information section here. It has the Target Name field, the Question Role Template , the Type of target, and the target's intended Language. ...
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Each target's page will show a visualization of the target's responses at the top of the page. The key to the graph is at the bottom left. The bright blue line represents observations (poll responses). The black line represents impressions or...
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Creating a network is easy, but it isn't something that you will do very often. These steps will walk you through the entire process: Click on Profile in the left navigation pane. Click on Organization Select the Networks tab Click the bl...
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Click on Profile in the lower part of the left navigation pane, then click on Your Organization , then Networks . On the Network s tab, enter the Network Access Code in the field above the list of networks. Next, click the Join Netw...
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Networks represent all the different ways an organization may want to aggregate data. Large media companies typically put all of their properties into a single network for reporting purposes, then create smaller geographic or topical networks for ...
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You can implement a single block of code across multiple web pages using meta-targets. The code block changes targets dynamically based on the URL on which the block of code is located. For example, the same code that looks like this on BuzzFeed’...