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# Previewing Widgets with Draft Campaigns

Use draft campaigns to validate your widget design, translations, and layout without publishing.

### How to Preview

1. Create or open a campaign and keep it in Draft status
2. Open the Theme Editor (Online Store → Themes → Customize)
3. Navigate to a page where your Fundpop widget appears
4. Enable the "Preview draft campaign" option in the editor controls

<figure><img src="https://github.com/entwoska/Fundpop-docs/blob/main/.gitbook/assets/customizations-widget-preview-drafts--theme-editor-sidebar-preview-draft-campaign--v20250903.png" alt="Theme editor sidebar with a toggle for Preview draft campaign"><figcaption><p>Theme editor sidebar with a toggle for "Preview draft campaign"</p></figcaption></figure>

### What You Can Validate

* Layout and spacing in your theme
* Grid vs List display for Reward Tiers
* Translated texts rendering
* Progress bar and milestone animations

### Limitations

* Draft previews are visible only within the theme editor
* Storefront visitors do not see draft campaign widgets
* Some theme sections may cache content; reload the editor if changes are not visible

{% hint style="warning" %}
If your theme uses aggressive caching, the preview might take a moment to refresh. Reload the theme editor tab to pull updated data.
{% endhint %}


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