The HitMe Website Builder includes pre-built blocks designed for rapid website development. These blocks are divided into several categories, and the structured layout helps streamline the development process by allowing you to quickly find the right blocks you need. The number of available categories may vary depending on your user package. For example, if your package includes the eCommerce module and it is activated, you will have access to an additional category that allows you to display a product list on your site.
To learn more about the structure of the HitMe Builder and how to create and manage sections, read the articleWebsite Structure.
Most categories contain content that can be adapted to your needs. However, some categories should be used according to their intended purpose.
Navigation and shop navigation Categories
These categories contain ready-made blocks for adding menu items to your website. The Shop Navigation category is optional and only available to users with the eCommerce module enabled . Blocks from these categories should generally be added to the header so that the menu is displayed on every page. The menu can be customized using our menu builder, which simplifies the process of creating a unique structure and modifying menu items. For more information about the menu builder, please see our menu creation guide.
The shop navigation menu is a special area that contains both menu items and eCommerce elements , such as the shopping cart and the product search form. The search form allows users to dynamically search for products and displays results that match the search query.
Content elements
The HitMe Website Builder offers various categories to help you create a unique design for each page. These structured sections allow you to create distinctive content and easily adapt it to your needs. These sections can be freely customized to design pages according to your preferences.
Modal windows - Cookies, pop-ups and notifications
The categories Modal Windows and Notifications are specific and contain elements that appear before the page content. These elements may be displayed after a delay and require user interaction, such as closing a window or accepting/rejecting cookie policies. Modal windows can be used according to your needs, but it's important to understand how they should be implemented.
You can choose whether a modal window appears globally across the entire website or only on a specific page. To display a modal window on a specific page, insert it into the content of that page, not in the footer. This ensures that the modal window appears only on that page. If you want the modal window to appear globally, it's best to add it to the footer. This ensures that the modal window appears on every page and adheres to website best practices.
Footer
The Footer category contains elements that should be placed at the bottom of your pages. Since these elements contain the `<footer>` tag, using them at the bottom of the page improves website performance. Properly structuring your website's code not only improves its quality but also helps boost its search engine ranking.
Blog sections
This category includes elements designed for displaying blog posts on your website. Each section can be customized to show posts based on specific criteria, such as post categories or publication dates. You can easily adapt the content to your needs and present it in a way that best suits your website's design.
For more information on customizing blog sections, please read the article How to display blog posts .
Product list sections
This category is exclusively available to users with an active eCommerce module . It contains sections that allow you to display a product list on your website. The product list can be customized to your needs, for example, by selecting specific product categories.
For detailed instructions on how to view products, please read the article How to View Products .