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lc_deeplink

The lc_deeplink_* prefix turns any shape, icon, or button into a one-click question for AMA. Clicking it pauses the presentation, opens AMA, and asks your question automatically — no typing required from the viewer.

When to use it

  • A button or icon you’ve already designed in Figma, where clicking it should ask a specific question
  • Suggested-question hotspots placed over a chart or metric
  • Several independent “ask about this” buttons on one slide
lc_deeplink buttons opening AMA with a submitted question
ID prefix lc_deeplink_*
SVG element Any element
Override value The question to ask — plain text, not shown on the slide
  1. Give any element in your SVG an ID that includes lc_deeplink_ — for example lc_deeplink_pricing.
  2. Open Override SVG Variables and set that ID’s value to the question you want asked, e.g. “What does the Pro plan include?”
  3. During playback, clicking that element pauses the presentation, opens AMA, and submits the question right away. Leave the value empty and the element simply won’t be clickable.
Advanced: how it behaves and what to keep in mind
  • Your artwork is untouched — lc_deeplink_* doesn’t add any text or label to the slide. The question only shows up inside AMA once it’s asked.
  • The element becomes fully clickable and keyboard-accessible (Tab to focus, then Enter or Space also works).
  • On mobile, AMA opens as a bottom sheet instead of a side panel; the behavior is otherwise the same.
  • If AMA is turned off for a presentation, clicking still pauses playback, but AMA won’t open.
  • There’s no confirmation step — clicking asks the question immediately.
  • Works on any shape, group, icon, or text — there’s no restriction on what kind of element you use.
  • If you update the question text later, the same element keeps working without needing to be re-created.