Kimple now has a brand new system for configuring the tree structure of your operation and in particular the position of your pages. In your personalization space, you can now organize the path of your contest by positioning each page one after the other, by dragging and dropping each page module on the main thread of your contest.
Using the scroll of your mouse, you will be able to interact and access all the pages that make up your campaign more quickly. Thus, by scrolling to the left, you navigate to the beginning of your operation. Likewise, by scrolling to the right, you navigate to the end of your operation, page after page.
Kimple also allows you to edit and rename the title of each page so that each element is in the right place and fully respects the design of your next competition.
Furthermore, each page can be duplicated except for the game page, which will require a further customisation effort, but you will be able to duplicate each page of content and position it freely on your operation.
Finally, the Kimple tool allows you to go even further in the configuration of your pages, especially on large-scale operations which involve a significant number of pages (single pages or others) in the presentation of a new game. Thus, by clicking on the position icon located below and to the left of your page module, you will access a pop-up displaying all the pages that make up your game. From then on, with a drag and drop action, you will be able to arrange and specify the final position of each of these pages, while saving time and with even more simplicity.
Finally, at any time, you will be able to delete an edited page if you wish to modify the design of your game. All you have to do is click on the delete icon available in the toolbar of each page module (as shown below). Please note that you cannot delete a page if you are on it, you have to move to another page to make the trash appear. If it still does not appear it is because this page is essential to the functioning of the game and cannot be deleted.
