How to Track Custom Click Events

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Humblytics automatically tracks click events and form events—no setup required. In your dashboard you'll see Site Traffic, Pages, Links, and Forms. Add custom attributes only when you want to assign specific labels to click events (e.g., to distinguish a particular CTA button from other links).

Automatic Tracking

Click events and form events are tracked automatically once you install the Humblytics script. You can view:

  • Site Traffic — overall visitor and session metrics

  • Pages — page view data

  • Links — click events on links and buttons

  • Forms — form submission events

When to Add Custom Attributes

Add custom attributes when you want to label specific click events with meaningful names (e.g., hero-cta, pricing-button) so you can identify them in the Links section and use them in funnels or A/B tests. Without custom attributes, clicks are still tracked—you just won't have custom labels for specific elements.

How to Add Custom Click Tracking

Humblytics supports custom attributes for both Webflow and Framer sites:

  1. Access the Designer Tool

    • For Webflow: Open your project in the Webflow Designer.

    • For Framer: Open your project in Framer.

  2. Select the Element

    • Choose the element you want to track (e.g., a button or link).

  3. Add Tracking Attributes

    • For Webflow: Add a custom attribute such as humblytics="your-event-name" in the element settings panel.

    • For Framer: Humblytics natively tracks layer names, so no additional attributes are needed. You can add custom attributes via code overrides for more precise naming.

  4. View in Humblytics

    • Log in to your Humblytics dashboard.

    • Navigate to Analytics → Links to see your click events. Custom attribute events will appear once they have been triggered at least once.

  5. Monitor and Analyze

    • Use Humblytics' real-time insights and reports to monitor clicks and optimize your site accordingly.

Cross-Domain Click Tracking

Track click events across multiple domains with unified reporting in your main dashboard. Use the domain parameter to attribute clicks from external domains:

This is especially useful for:

  • Ecommerce sites with separate checkout domains

  • Multi-domain company websites

  • Third-party integration tracking

For complete cross-domain setup instructions, see our Cross-Domain Tracking & Whitelisting guide.

Additional Features

  • Track FAQ Click Events

    • Specifically for Framer, track your most-clicked FAQs without any custom code or attributes. This feature helps you understand which questions your visitors find most engaging.

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