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#GTMTips: Use Click Variables With Element Visibility Trigger

If you are using the Element Visibility trigger, you can use the built-in Click variables to populate data on the element that activated the trigger.
Simo Ahava in GTM tips on #google tag manager , #gtmtips , #visibility , #built-in variables Non-AMP version

If you are enjoying the Element Visibility trigger as much as I am, you’ll be glad to know of a very simple tip that might make your life easier when using Google Tag Manager.

The tip is this: If you’ve activated the built-in Click variables, they will be automatically populated with details about the element that caused the Element Visibility trigger to activate!

Tip 92: Use Built-in variables to analyze the visible element

Yes, it’s confusing they’re still named Click variables, especially since they’re duplicated in the Form variables, and even more so since they can be used with the Element Visibility trigger to identify which element became visibility.

But that doesn’t matter. What matters is that this is extremely useful especially if you’ve specified a CSS selector in your Element Visibility trigger, and the selector matches more than one element.

Short and sweet this time, have a nice week!