One Column layout

Understand how the One Column layout presents your header and campaign sections in a single stack.

Keep your landing page in a single, top-to-bottom flow that reads the same on every screen size — the simplest option, and a strong fit for mobile-first campaigns.

Before you begin

  • The campaign landing page is enabled.
  • You want the entry page to stay in one vertical flow on every screen size.

Set it up

Select One column

Open Landing Page, use the Page Layout selector, then choose One column.

Page Layout selector with the One column option highlighted

Set up the shared sections

Fill in the Header, Instructions, and Call to action sections as needed.

Arrange the listing sections

Reorder or hide the rewards, activities, games, and interactive totems sections to match the journey you want participants to scan.

Review the full vertical flow

Check the live page and make sure the content reads clearly from top to bottom on its own, without a side-by-side desktop layout.

Page structure

The One Column layout flows from top to bottom in a single stack:

  1. Header — always first.
  2. Rewards, Activities, OmniLab Games, and Interactive Totems — reorderable middle sections.
  3. Instructions — always near the end.
  4. Call to action — always last.

The participant-facing listing sections sit between the header and instructions and can be reordered.

What you can adjust

  • Header: banner, title, subtitle, and which header buttons show
  • Instructions: item order and the content of each instruction
  • Call to action: title, button label, link, and whether the section shows
  • Rewards, Activities, OmniLab Games: show or hide, reorder, and switch between the default, carousel, or list display styles
  • Interactive Totems: show or hide, then reorder

When it fits best

  • campaigns with a simple or mobile-first landing page
  • campaigns where a single scroll feels clearer than a side-by-side layout
  • pages where the intro and the campaign sections should stay in one continuous reading path

No extra layout settings

One column doesn't add its own settings panel. It reuses the shared landing page content and the standard section controls.

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