# Event Classes on Framer How to label specific elements on your Framer website and assign events to them For information on how to track events by assign a specific event to a particular URL, follow this guide. To tag specific elements on your website that you'd like to track, follow the guide below. How to Use Event Classes on Framer Add the class from the Classes Document to elements using Framer's Code Overrides feature. Follow these steps: Setting Up Code Overrides 1. In Framer Designer, click on any element you want to track 2. On the right panel, scroll down to Code Overrides section and expand it 3. In the file field, click the dropdown, select New file, name your override (e.g., PixelFlowClasses), and click Create 4. Delete the content it creates and replace it with the following code: import type { ComponentType } from "react" export function AddPaymentInfo(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " action-btn-pymt-001-pf") : (props.className = "action-btn-pymt-001-pf") return } } export function Subscribe(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " action-btn-sub-002-pf") : (props.className = "action-btn-sub-002-pf") return } } export function Contact(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " action-btn-cntct-003-pf") : (props.className = "action-btn-cntct-003-pf") return } } export function InitiateCheckout(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " action-btn-buy-004-pf") : (props.className = "action-btn-buy-004-pf") return } } export function AddToCart(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " action-btn-cart-005-pf") : (props.className = "action-btn-cart-005-pf") return } } export function AddToWishlist(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " action-btn-wl-006-pf") : (props.className = "action-btn-wl-006-pf") return } } export function CompleteRegistration(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " action-btn-reg-007-pf") : (props.className = "action-btn-reg-007-pf") return } } export function CustomizeProduct(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " action-btn-cstm-008-pf") : (props.className = "action-btn-cstm-008-pf") return } } export function Donate(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " action-btn-don-009-pf") : (props.className = "action-btn-don-009-pf") return } } export function Lead(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " action-btn-lead-011-pf") : (props.className = "action-btn-lead-011-pf") return } } export function StartTrial(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " action-btn-trial-012-pf") : (props.className = "action-btn-trial-012-pf") return } } export function SubmitApplication(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " action-btn-submit-013-pf") : (props.className = "action-btn-submit-013-pf") return } } export function SearchInput(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " action-inpt-srch-014-pf") : (props.className = "action-inpt-srch-014-pf") return } } export function SearchButton(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " action-btn-srch-015-pf") : (props.className = "action-btn-srch-015-pf") return } } export function FindLocationInput(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " action-inpt-loc-016-pf") : (props.className = "action-inpt-loc-016-pf") return } } export function FindLocationButton(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " action-btn-loc-017-pf") : (props.className = "action-btn-loc-017-pf") return } } export function Purchase(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " action-btn-plc-ord-018-pf") : (props.className = "action-btn-plc-ord-018-pf") return } } export function ViewContent(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " action-btn-vc-019-pf") : (props.className = "action-btn-vc-019-pf") return } } export function ProductsListContainer(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " info-chk-itm-ctnr-pf") : (props.className = "info-chk-itm-ctnr-pf") return } } export function ProductsListTotalPrice(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " info-totl-amt-pf") : (props.className = "info-totl-amt-pf") return } } export function ProductContainer(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " info-chk-itm-pf") : (props.className = "info-chk-itm-pf") return } } export function ProductId(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " info-itm-id-pf") : (props.className = "info-itm-id-pf") return } } export function ProductPrice(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " info-itm-prc-pf") : (props.className = "info-itm-prc-pf") return } } export function ProductQuantity(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " info-itm-qnty-pf") : (props.className = "info-itm-qnty-pf") return } } export function FormContainer(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " info-frm-cntr-pf") : (props.className = "info-frm-cntr-pf") return } } export function FormValueOrPrice(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " info-val-pf") : (props.className = "info-val-pf") return } } export function FormFullNameInput(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " info-cust-full-name-pf") : (props.className = "info-cust-full-name-pf") return } } export function FormFirstNameInput(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " info-cust-fn-pf") : (props.className = "info-cust-fn-pf") return } } export function FormLastNameInput(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " info-cust-ln-pf") : (props.className = "info-cust-ln-pf") return } } export function FormEmailInput(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " info-cust-em-pf") : (props.className = "info-cust-em-pf") return } } export function FormPhoneInput(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " info-cust-ph-pf") : (props.className = "info-cust-ph-pf") return } } export function FormSearchLocationInput(Component): ComponentType { return (props) => { props.className ? (props.className += " info-srch-ctnr-pf") : (props.className = "info-srch-ctnr-pf") return } } You only need to create this file once. After it's created, you can reuse it for all elements you want to track on your Framer site. Applying Event Classes to Elements 1. Click on the element you want to track in Framer Designer 2. In the Code Overrides section, select your created file (e.g., PixelFlowClasses) in the file field 3. Use the Classes Document to find which class corresponds to the event you want to track 4. Click on the Override field in Framer Designer and select the appropriate class from the dropdown (e.g., AddPaymentInfo or Subscribe) 5. Once done, publish your website to apply the changes Make sure to publish your Framer site after adding event classes. Changes won't take effect until the site is live. Example: Tracking a Subscribe Button If you want to track a "Subscribe" event every time someone clicks a specific "Subscribe" button on your Framer website: 1. Find the Subscribe class from the Classes Document: action-btn-sub-002-pf 2. Click on your Subscribe button in Framer Designer 3. In the Code Overrides section, select your PixelFlowClasses file 4. In the Override dropdown, select Subscribe 5. Publish your website Once published, PixelFlow will automatically track Subscribe events whenever users click that button and send the data to Meta. Tracking Form Submissions To track form submissions and capture user data (name, email, phone), you need to add overrides to both the form container and individual input fields: 1. Add FormContainer override to your form container element 2. Add the appropriate action override to your submit button (e.g., Lead for a Lead event) 3. Add data extraction overrides to your input fields: - FormNameInput for first name input - FormEmailInput for email input - FormPhoneInput for phone input - FormLastNameInput for last name input Each override corresponds to a specific PixelFlow class. For example, FormNameInput applies the info-cust-fn-pf class, and FormEmailInput applies the info-cust-em-pf class. Verifying Your Setup After adding overrides to your elements and publishing: 1. Visit your page on the live website (not in preview mode) 2. Right-click the element and select Inspect or Inspect Element 3. In the developer tools, verify that the PixelFlow class appears in the HTML code for that element 4. Test the tracking by triggering the event (clicking the button, submitting the form, etc.) 5. Check your PixelFlow dashboard to confirm the event was captured Common Issues and Solutions Override Not Appearing in Dropdown - Make sure you created the override file and pasted the complete code - Verify that the code doesn't have any syntax errors - Try refreshing Framer Designer or closing and reopening the project Events Not Tracking in PixelFlow Dashboard - Verify the PixelFlow script is installed correctly (check the Framer Setup guide) - Confirm you published your site after adding the overrides - Make sure you selected the correct override from the dropdown - Check your browser console for JavaScript errors that might prevent tracking Form Data Not Being Captured - Ensure FormContainer override is added to the form wrapper element - Verify input field overrides are added to the actual input elements, not labels or wrappers - Make sure the override names match exactly what's in the code file What's Next - View the complete list of available classes in the Classes Document - Learn about tracking events via URLs as an alternative method - Complete the Framer setup if you haven't already

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