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Use the Adobe Target Content Modification extension along with the Adobe Target tag to change the content of an HTML element.
This extension has been replaced by a newer Adobe Target Extension.
In this article:
The Adobe Target Content Modification extension along with the Adobe Target tag is used to change the content of an HTML element. This is used to show A/B content based on a condition. In order for this extension to work, it needs to be scoped to the Adobe Target tag.
This extension requires initialization code. This must be done by placing the utag.sync.js
snippet in the <head>
section of your page. Learn more about using utag.sync.js.
Before you begin, familiarize yourself with how extensions work.
You must set the scope of this extension to the tag Adobe Target.
Once the extension is added, configure the extension by clicking the Add mbox button if you require an additional mbox besides the global mbox. The following configuration options are available:
Click Add Condition to create the logic statement that determines when and where the extension modifies content. To add more content modification entries, click the + button in the upper right corner of the extension settings. Another option is to duplicate the extension for each entry instead, but keeping multiple entries in the one extension is a cleaner implementation, as all entries in this extension share the load condition for the extension.
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