in a previous FAQ we introduced how to include calculators on a page with Elementor or Shortcode. The problem is that they don't look real good. As part of the linking architecture, the [link] shortcode provides for a fully trackable popup modal, meaning that you can include multiple calculator links on a single page. We'll start off with an example; the shortcode of [link mfaa="borrowing_power"] returns the following link . The fbaa attribute may be used as an alternative.
While the calculator modal is a more aesthetically pleasing solution compared to the in-page option, the modal option is assigned to an interest type which will increment our resolved understanding of the client. Additionally, each modal link is fully tracked.
Available calculator types are as follows:
The Belief calculators are added a little differently, and they are introduced elsewhere.
Defining Calculator Options in Yabber
Calculator options in Yabber are made available via selecting the 'Contentus' (cube) icon in the 'Website' module. You should then select the Calculator icon to return available options. It is here that we'll define our preferred industry association. Note that this option will also update the text shown above calculators.
Pictured: Calculator options in Yabber are made available via selecting the 'Contentus' (cube) icon in the 'Website' module. You should then select the Calculator icon to return available options. It is here that we'll define our preferred industry association. Note that this option will also update the text shown above calculators.
From the 'Send' panel, select your website, preferred style, association, and send. As noted, this action will also update optional text above calculators.
Pictured: From the 'Send' panel, select your website, preferred style, association, and send. As noted, this action will also update optional text above calculators.
Statistics and Interest Types
Each and every modal interaction is recorded to the user level, meaning that optional triggers may be applied (rare for modals, but an option nonetheless). Additionally, full statistics are maintain to the page and user level so you're ware of exactly how your modal assets are performing.
These is a limitation: before modal interests are recorded, we're required to make that assignment in the panel used to create the text above the calculator container.
Review Shortcodes
You will never remember the required shortcodes. The 'Review' panel provides all the shortcodes listed in a table, and on later website frameworks you will be able to select the applicable menu item to return the shortcodes from inside the WP post editor 
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