Automatic: WalkMe starts with the strongest behavior, evaluates how the element acts, and adjusts to the right setting for your case.

Manual:

• Appears on page load: WalkMe searches for the element after the page loads and shows the item when it finds it. WalkMe then stops searching. If the element disappears, the item disappears too and doesn't come back
• Appears after page load and then stays visible: The item stays visible even if its element disappears and reappears, like on a hover menu
• Appears and disappears as a result of user action: WalkMe keeps searching for the element even after it finds it. If the element disappears and reappears, the item reappears with it

Removal behavior

When the item is showing, WalkMe keeps checking its conditions to see if it should be removed.

Timing options

Add a delay to control when the item shows.

Recognition method

Choose which attributes WalkMe focuses on to recognize the element:

• Automatic (recommended): WalkMe uses its default recognition settings
• By text: WalkMe recognizes the element by the text in its HTML. The text fills in automatically, with no spaces and not case-sensitive. This only works for elements with actual text in the HTML, not images of text. When you choose By text, you can't use other recognition settings
• jQuery Selector: WalkMe uses a selector you define. This helps on sites with dynamic IDs, where the element's code changes each time the page loads, and with Multi-Language

Element attributes to ignore

Choose attributes WalkMe should ignore:

• Element ID: WalkMe ignores the element's HTML ID. Use this for elements that appear on more than one page

Technical Notes

• Precision level and element grade settings are no longer available. WalkMe handles them automatically
• Use manual element loading behavior only after testing your build