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When to duplicate tours? Duplicating existing product tours is useful after creators have tested a tour in development or non-production environments. Duplicating content from these environments to production avoids re-crafting and thus saves time and effort. How to duplicate tours … Read More

Editing a product tour in the web application Editing a tour in Bytes Route can be quickly done in the Bytes Route web application. On the details page of a product tour, there is a tab section called “Edit Steps”. … Read More

After creating a tour, we recommend testing it in order to see if it runs as intended, or if it can be improved. Creators can test their new product tours in 2 ways: Testing from the Tour Builder Testing from … Read More

The tour finalization section, within the tour builder, contains the final details the end-user needs to fill in order to save the tour: *Note: some of the above options might be restricted by a team’s subscription plan. Actions that can … Read More

The Step Editor is a section within the tour builder that is displayed after starting the creation of a product tour. In this section, creators will be guided, step by step, on how to create content using Bytes Route. The … Read More

The Anchor Selector is the process used for finding and anchoring content to HTML elements within a page or to the page itself, depending on the created content. After clicking on the Create Tour button in the tour builder or in … Read More

The Chrome Extension is the tool used for creating and managing tours in Bytes Route with the help of the tour builder. You can download the extension from the Google Web Store. Creating tours with the tour builder After installing the … Read More