By default, BDOW! campaign forms are set to display on every page. However, there are certainly use cases where you need to control where and when a campaign form will appear—or where it must not appear. For these use cases, you can setup Display Rules!
What are Display Rules?
Display Rules are simply rules that tell your campaign form to display or not display when certain conditions are met.
We recommend checking out our comprehensive guide to Display Rules, but if you'd like to jump in and start exploring:
Edit the campaign form which needs more granular control
In the design tool, navigate to the Visibility tab
Disable Smart Mode, which activates the advanced display options
Scroll down to the Display Rules section
Using a Display Rule to suppress visibility
Create a new Display Rule
Select the Not Show rule type
Choose URLs > Paths
If you want to exclude a specific page URL, such as https://mysite.com/blog-123, choose Exactly Matching and enter your entire URL.
If you want to exclude an area or category of your site, such as https://mysite.com/blog, or https://mysite.com/categoryA, then choose the Containing rule. Next, add the category page you'd like to target (Ex. /blog, /courses, /products, /categories, etc.).
Pro Tip: This is helpful if you want to exclude specific pages, such as checkout, cart, or thank-you pages. Also if you have forms targeting specific pages, be sure to add No Show rules for that page on other forms.
That's it! Be sure to add your condition and press Update in the bottom-right section of the screen. To learn more, be sure to visit Display Rules article which dives deeper into ways you can use display rules to target referral URLs, device types, specific pages, visitor locations, and more.