Block & Element Setup
To analyze pages at block / element level in Smart Heatmap, you need to configure blocks and elements on the target page. This page covers each setup screen's operations and what each function means.
For setup order (① CV → ② Block → ③ Element) and prerequisites, see Getting Started: 3 Setup Steps.
Terminology
Block
A logical area dividing the page
Header / Hero / Customer Reviews section, etc.
Element
The smallest content unit on the page
Button / Link / Image / Input form, etc.
By combining blocks and elements, you can analyze content effectiveness from both quantitative (numbers) and qualitative (heatmaps) angles.
Automatic block detection: Smart Heatmap identifies blocks automatically based on page DOM structure (
divand similar layout elements). Interactive elements like dropdown menus and accordions are also taken into account.
Conversion Settings
Setting a conversion goal lets you analyze how each block / element contributes to conversions.
Setup methods (2 options)
Click the "Conversion Settings" button at the top right of the heatmap screen
Switch to Conversion Heatmap and click the "Conversion Settings" button on the screen
How to use the settings screen
Left side: Existing conversions list (you can also add new ones)
Right side: Select which conversions appear in reports (drag to reorder)
⚠️ The top conversion becomes the "Primary Conversion"
The conversion in the first row of the right-side panel is automatically treated as this page's Primary Conversion.
The Primary Conversion is the sole basis for the conversion-rate calculations in Smart Summary's Ad Effectiveness Analysis and Audience Analysis. Even if you set multiple conversion goals, those analyses only reference the Primary Conversion.
To change the Primary Conversion, drag the desired conversion to the top of the right-side panel.
For detailed steps, see Conversion Management.
Block Settings
Split the page into multiple logical areas. Block setup unlocks Stay / Exit / Conversion analysis per area.
Setup methods (3 options)
Click the "Block Settings" button at the top right of the heatmap screen
Click the "Edit Blocks" button inside the heatmap
The popup that appears when blocks are not yet configured
Block settings screen — main operations
Save
Save configured blocks
Switch device
Configure separately for PC / mobile
Undo / Redo
Undo / redo operations
Interactive Mode
View normally hidden elements (tabs, accordions, etc.)
Rescan Blocks
Rescan after page structure changes
Rename Block
Rename to something more recognizable
Whenever page height or content changes, always run "Rescan Blocks". See Special Cases — When Page Height Changes.
Element Settings
Tag interactive elements (buttons, links, images, forms, etc.) on the page individually.
Setup methods (3 options)
Click the "Element Settings" button at the top right of the heatmap screen
Click the "Edit Elements" button inside Click Heatmap
Switching to Click Heatmap automatically scans elements
Element settings screen — main operations
Save
Save configured elements
Rescan Elements
Rescan elements
Reset Page Settings
Reset all element settings
Rename Element
Use a more meaningful name
Mark as CTA
Designate as an important CTA. Highlighted in conversion reports
Mark as Fixed Display
Tag as a floating element that stays visible during scroll
Delete
Remove the element marker
What is a CTA?
You can mark especially important buttons or links (purchase buttons, signup buttons, and other action-driving elements) as CTAs (Call To Action). CTA-marked elements:
Can be filtered with "Show CTAs only" in Click Heatmap and Conversion Heatmap
Get dedicated CTA Click Count and CTA Click Rate metrics in Data Report
What are Fixed-Display Elements?
Elements that stay visible during scroll (sticky headers, floating purchase buttons, side banners, etc.) can be tagged as fixed-display elements. Correct tagging prevents inflated counting in heatmaps and ensures accurate measurement.
Shortcut: In the element settings screen or configured screen, hold
Option(Mac) orAlt(Windows) while hovering to temporarily reveal fixed-display elements.
Note for users migrating from the β version
The block conversion calculation has changed:
Before (β)
All users who viewed the block
Current
Only sessions that stayed beyond the configured threshold before converting
The threshold is configurable from the "Page Conversion Settings" at the top right of the heatmap screen. Default is 5 seconds.
For details, see Conversion Heatmap — Block Conversion Rate Concept.
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