> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.customei.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Popups, maps, countdowns and music > The four option types that add something extra to a product page rather than collecting a plain answer. Four option types do something a text box or a list can't. Two of them collect an answer in an unusual way; two of them just show something to the shopper. | Type | Collects an answer? | | ------------------ | ------------------------ | | **Map** | Yes, a place | | **Spotify Player** | Yes, a track | | **Popup** | No, it shows information | | **Countdown** | No, it shows a clock | ## Map The shopper searches for a place and picks it. Use it for star maps, coordinate prints, and "where we met" gifts. The option set editor with the map option settings card outlined, showing Help text and Placeholder. There is almost nothing to configure. A **Placeholder** to suggest what to search for is usually all it needs. Use the **Help text** to tell the shopper how precise to be, for example *the town is enough, no street needed*. ## Spotify Player The shopper pastes a track link, and the product page shows it back to them. The option set editor with the Spotify Player settings card outlined, showing Placeholder, Enable player, Show Spotify code and Show lyrics. | Setting | What it does | | --------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Enable player** | Shows a small player the shopper can press play on | | **Show Spotify code** | Shows the scannable code for the track, which is usually the thing being printed | | **Show lyrics** | Shows the words of the song | | **Lyrics display** | With lyrics on: all of them, a set number of lines, or a set number of characters | This option needs Spotify connected to your account first, on the [Integrations tab](/integrations/overview). Without it the shopper can paste a link but nothing comes back. If you are printing the scannable code, keep **Show lyrics** off and **Show Spotify code** on. Fewer moving parts on the product page, and the shopper sees exactly what they will get. ## Popup A button that opens a window of your own words. Use it for a size guide, a care instruction, or the small print about turnaround times. The option set editor with the popup settings card outlined, showing Popup title, Button text and a rich Content editor. | Setting | What it does | | --------------- | --------------------------------------------- | | **Popup title** | The heading inside the window | | **Button text** | The wording of the button on the product page | | **Content** | What the window says, with formatting | A popup collects nothing, so it never appears in the order and never blocks the cart. ## Countdown A clock ticking down to a date you set. Use it for a cut-off: *order by this time for delivery before Christmas*. The option set editor with the countdown settings card outlined, showing Target date and time, a Theme dropdown set to Flip Dark, and Show days, hours, minutes and seconds tickboxes. | Setting | What it does | | ----------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Target date & time** | The moment the clock counts down to | | **Theme** | The look: Flip Dark, Flip Light, Digital Light, Digital Dark, LCD Retro, Clock Wood or Clock Dark | | **Show days / hours / minutes / seconds** | Which parts of the clock appear | | **Expired message** | Under More settings. What replaces the clock once the moment passes | A countdown does not stop anyone ordering. When it runs out, the **Expired message** appears and the product stays on sale. If a cut-off is a real deadline for you, write the expired message so it says so, and plan to change the date yourself. ## Crossword style One more type sits in the same part of the picker. **Crossword style** has no settings of its own: it controls how a crossword built from the shopper's own words is laid out on the product page. Add it only if your design has a crossword layer. ## Where to next Text, dates, colours and sliders. Where to put these among your other questions.