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Apply: Copying a kit into your project. It runs in the background and is all or nothing: either every part is created, or nothing is. Apply run: One apply of one kit to one project. The Kit added panel shows what that run created. Component: A shared piece of page, such as a header, footer, review block or guarantee seal. Kit pages use components by code, so one change updates every page that uses it. Draft: A page that is saved but not published. Every page a kit creates starts as a draft. Endpoint: A kit page that receives a form or survey and has nothing for visitors to see. Folder: The URL folder the kit pages go under. joint turns /vsl into /joint/vsl. Called Folder (optional) on the review. Free gift: A bonus product the kit gives away with an order. It has its own name and code like any other product. Funnel journey: The map on the review that shows the path from the landing pages through the checkout, upsells and downsells to the thank-you page. Image slot: One image in a kit: its prompt, aspect ratio, the pages that use it and the pictures it needs. Kit: A complete set of pages, funnel, products, page events, components and images from the template library. Layout page: A page other pages are built on, such as a members area layout. Visitors never open it directly. Manifest: The kit’s own list of everything it holds. The review screen is built from it. Page event: A flow that runs on a page, for example setting checkout bumps or sending a visitor to a step. See Page events. Product code: The short ID a product is known by in buy links ([BUY=sleep-gummies-1]), checkouts, funnel steps and page events. Letters, numbers, dashes and underscores only. Prompt: The written description an image was made from. You can copy it, edit it, or make a new image from it. Reuse components: The Reuse components I already have switch. On: kit pages use your component when the codes match. Off: the kit adds its own copy under a new code. Slug: The part of a page URL after the domain, such as /joint/vsl. Template library: The collection of page templates, checkouts and kits you open from Pages > Create page > Choose Template. Use an existing product: Pointing a kit product at a product your project already sells, instead of creating a new one. Variant: One option of a product, such as 1, 3 or 6 bottles. Kit variants follow their main product.