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# Button

### Creating your Button:

You can now add a call to action button on your homepage for users to click on! From your Shoppy Dashboard, you can choose a **button style,** insert a **button label**, and choose a **link destination** to direct users to after they tap on the button. Link destinations can lead users to a Collection, Custom URL, Pages, Cart, or Product.

To add your button, simply go to the homepage of your Shoppy Dashboard > Add Widget > Button. Next to your button widget, click Actions > Customize Widget and select your style, label, and link destination. You may select a margin style for your button, choosing between the presets of small, medium, and large, or setting your own.

Here's what it looks like in app, where we created a "Visit our Blog!" CTA to encourage users to read our important updates:

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{% hint style="info" %}
You must add a link destination for your button to appear.
{% endhint %}

### Publishing your Button:

**You can choose to publish (show in) or hide your widget in specific markets.** To show the widget in a market, click **"Show in"** under **Markets**, then select the regions or countries of your choose from the drop down menu. Click **"Hide in"** under **Markets**, then select the areas where your widget should not be shown to only hide the widget from one or more locations of your choice.

You may also **schedule when your widgets should appear and disappea**r  by clicking the toggle next to "Schedule". From there, you can select the **start date and time** from the calendar, then click "Apply". Do the same for the **end date**, and make sure to save your changes!&#x20;

{% hint style="warning" %}
Please note that widgets' timezone release are based on the timezone of your Shoppy Dashboard.
{% endhint %}

### Watch the tutorial to learn how to set up your own Button:&#x20;

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