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# Create a dynamic banner
## **Steps to manage**
1\. Open the app > click **Banners** > click the **Create banner** button > In **Infinite Scroll** choose **Select**
2\. In the **Elements** sections, click on **Section** **1** of the banner > click **Add Element** > Select one of the content types: **Line break, Message, Button, Image > Countdown.** For example, click Message to create Message for the banner
3\. For each element type, you can configure the text and color. For example, click on **Message** to add text to the banner
4\. Adjust the **Scroll speed**. For example, if the scroll speed is 4 seconds, each element will have 4 seconds to scroll within the banner.
5\. Select A Display Position for banner
6\. Configure banner display conditions
7\. Click **Save**
## **Tutorial video**
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