Can I show the bar at the bottom of the page?

Yes. Placement is controlled in the action's Location step, so you can pin the bar to the top or the bottom.

Does the close button remember the visitor's choice?

Yes. The built-in close uses Personyze's don't-show-again behavior, so once a visitor dismisses the bar it stays hidden for the configured period.

Can I use two buttons?

Yes. Enable the second button in the Button section; both are click targets and can carry their own link and style.

Announcement Bar Template – Personyze Wiki

The Announcement Bar is a slim, full-width strip that sits at the top or bottom of the page. Use it for site-wide messages that should stay visible without blocking content — shipping offers, sales, product news, or policy notices. Every part is editable from the action editor: colors, text, buttons, icon, animation, and close behavior.

Announcement Bar template shown in the bold, soft, and glass presets, with an annotated view of the message and CTA area — The Announcement Bar in three presets (bold, soft, glass). One preset click restyles the whole bar; the message, buttons, icon, and animation are all editable.

When to use it

Promotions — “Summer sale — 20% off everything.”
Shipping / offer banners — “Free shipping on orders over $50.”
Announcements — new feature, new collection, or an important notice.

Add it to an action

Create or edit a Popup action, open the template picker, and choose Announcement Bar. The bar appears in the editor preview where you can click any element to style it. Placement (top or bottom of the page) is set in the action’s Location step, not in the template.

Settings

Style

Preset — six color schemes: clean, bold, soft, dark, glass, contrast.
Background — solid (uses the preset), a gradient, or an image with a legibility overlay.
Corners — none, soft, round, or pill.
Spacing — tight, normal, or wide gaps between elements.
Alignment — left, center, right, or split.
Width — boxed (centered, max width) or full (edge to edge).
Entrance Animation — slide, fade, or drop.

Content

Icon — choose a font icon or an image from the media library.
Headline & description — the message text, each with its own CSS field.
Buttons — a primary button and an optional second button, each a click target for CTR tracking, with attention animations (pulse, bounce, shake, glow, sheen).

Close

Close button — a built-in X, or pick one from the library.
Close position — right, left, or center, independent of text alignment.
Close visibility — always visible, or appears only on hover.

Tips

Keep the headline short — the bar is one line on desktop and stacks on mobile.
For a sticky full-width bar, set Width to full; the bar spans the viewport on the live site while staying editable in the builder.
Mark the button as a click target (on by default) so you can measure click-through in reports.