By default, Monto's Multi-Currency app detects a user's location and changes your prices to their local currency.
However, if you want to allow a user to select a specific currency to see the price in, you can now do that as well!
Note: This does not change the actual price paid for the product nor the type of currency you will receive from the order in your payment platform)
Type 1: All Currencies Selector Popup
In Webflow:
You can easily trigger a popup for your users to select any of our over 170 currencies.
In the Webflow Designer, click the app icon in the lefthand sidebar and select Monto from your apps.
From the list of Monto apps, select "Multi-Currency" and you will see a screen with several options.
Select "All Currencies Popup"
Then, select the element you want to trigger the popup (such as a button, icon, or text)
Make sure the toggle is turned to "on" (blue) and click save.
Then be sure to publish your webflow site! Done!
Manual Method (Skip if you used the designer extension above)
In Webflow, simply add a custom attribute to any element such as text or a button as we've done in the example below.
Name: data-monto-select-currency
Value: True
In Duda:
In the Widgets panel, find the "Monto Currency" widget and drag it onto your site where you want to place the currency popup button.
In the design panel, you will also see a variety of options for styling the button to fit with your site stye.
Type 2: Individual Currency Selection
In Webflow
You can also allow your users to see the prices in specific currencies from the ones we support.
Here we've applied it to some text and a flag. You could use this to easily for several countries in your area (or customer locations) to allow for easy currency switching.
Here's How:
In the Webflow Designer, click the app icon in the lefthand sidebar and select Monto from your apps.
From the list of Monto apps, select "Multi-Currency" and you will see a screen with several options.
Select "Individual Currency Selector"
Select the element (such as icon, text, or button) that you want to use to convert to a specific currency when clicked on.
Then select the currency you want to convert to from the dropdown.
Click Save.
Then publish your site and you'll be live!
Quick Tip
Be sure to change the cursor of your currency element to "Pointer" in order to help indicate to users that it is clickable.
Manual Method (Skip if you used the designer extension above)
Simply add a custom attribute to any element such as a text or button.
Name: data-monto-set-currency
Value: EUR
(Choose your preferred currency code from our list here)
In Duda:
In the Widgets panel, find the "Monto Currency" widget and drag it onto your site where you want to place the currency popup button.
Once you place the widget, change the widget type to "Individual Currency Selector Button" and select the currency you want it to change to.
In the design panel, you will also see a variety of options for styling the button to fit with your site stye.