This guide describes Dossier 0.x. Your store has Dossier , so some settings may be different or missing.
Scrolling text
Scrolling text is a band of short phrases that move slowly across the page, separated by a symbol. Use it to repeat what matters to your customers, such as free shipping, easy returns or a new season, often right below the slideshow. You can add it to any page.
Add the phrases
Section titled “Add the phrases”Each phrase is a Text block, with an optional Link. You can add up to eight and drag them into the order you want. A block without text is skipped, and a section without any phrase is not shown in your store.
Keep the phrases short, a few words each. The section repeats them as many times as needed to fill the band on any screen, so a single short phrase works too.
Separator is the symbol between the phrases, a slash by default. You can type another character, such as a dot or a star. Screen readers skip it.
Change the speed and direction
Section titled “Change the speed and direction”Scrolling speed is the number of seconds for one full loop of the phrases: a higher number means slower text. Direction set to Forward moves the text in the reading direction of the language, so in right-to-left languages, such as Arabic and Hebrew, it moves the other way automatically. Reverse moves it the opposite way.
Text size changes both the size of the phrases and the height of the band. Show dividers adds a line above and below the band.
How customers can stop it
Section titled “How customers can stop it”The band is the only part of the page that moves on its own, so it always comes with a pause button at the end of the band, which works even with JavaScript turned off. The band also stops while a customer points at it or moves into it with the keyboard. When a customer reaches a link with the keyboard, the band goes back to the start so the link is in view.
For visitors who prefer reduced motion the band doesn’t move at all: the phrases are shown once, centered, and wrap onto more lines when the screen is narrow.
Screen readers read each phrase once, not the repeated copies. Accessibility label names the band for them; leave it empty to use “Store highlights”.
Show it only between two dates
Section titled “Show it only between two dates”Turn on Schedule visibility and set a start, an end, or both, for example to announce a weekend sale. See Scheduling.
Settings
Section titled “Settings”| Setting | Type | Default | Options |
|---|---|---|---|
| Text size | Drop-down | Medium |
|
| Separator | Text | / | — |
| Scrolling speed Seconds for one full loop. Higher is slower. | Slider | 40s | 20s–80s, step 5 |
| Direction Forward follows the reading direction of the language. | Drop-down | Forward |
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| Show dividers | Checkbox | Off | — |
| Color scheme | Color scheme | scheme-3 | — |
| Accessibility label Read by screen readers. Leave empty to use Store highlights. | Text | — | — |
| Schedule | |||
| Schedule visibility | Checkbox | Off | — |
| Start date and time Use the format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM, in your store's time zone. Leave empty to show it right away. Shown when Schedule visibility is on | Text | — | — |
| End date and time Use the format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM, in your store's time zone. Leave empty to keep showing it. Shown when Schedule visibility is on | Text | — | — |
Blocks
Section titled “Blocks”Text
| Setting | Type | Default | Options |
|---|---|---|---|
| Text | Text | Add a short message | — |
| Link | Link | — | — |
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