Popups for Divi
– Demos –
Create Popups in the Visual Builder!
- Transform every Section into a popup
- Unlimited Popups on every page
- Trigger popups via Button or Link
- Extendable via a professional JavaScript API
- No configuration, simply install and use
1. Prepare the Popup
To create a new Popup we have to add a new Divi Section to our page.
In this example, I use a section with a two-column layout. In the left column, I display an Image Module and on the right side, I’ll add an Email Option Module. I’ll also apply some styles to the section – like dark background color, a maximum width of 1080 Pixels and some other changes.
Below you can see the final sample that I have designed for this demo:
2. Enable the Popup
After we designed the Section, the next step is straightforward: I just toggle the option This is a Popup to Yes in the dedicated Popup tab. That adds a new CSS class to the Section and instantly changes the display of the Section inside the Visual Builder.
Also, I set a Popup ID, so I can later trigger the Popup via a link/button.
3. Trigger the Popup
By now, the Popup is ready and will not be displayed anymore, when the page is opened without the Visual Builder. But we still need to set a trigger that makes the Popup visible for the user.
It’s as simple, as adding a new Button Module to the page and set the Button Link URL to the Popup ID that I added to my Section just a moment ago: #popup-1
4. Test the Popup
That’s it! Click the button to see the Popup in action:
More Samples
No Close Button
By default, every Popup displays a Close Button in the top right corner. In the Section Settings, you can choose to not display that Button.
Dark Popup
You can customize the built-in Close Button in two ways: You can remove the background rectangle and only display the Close Icon, and you can invert the colors to make the button look nice on dark backgrounds. This demo applies both changes.
Modal Popup
A modal Popup cannot be closed “by accident”: It ignores any click that is outside the Popup. You need to close the Popup via the Close Button (or the Escape-Key).
Custom Close Button
You can even create your own Close Button and hide the default one. This is simple, as you only need to add the CSS class “close” to any button/link inside the Popup. The element will be turned into a Close Button.
No Close Button
This Popup does not have a close button in the top right corner.
To close this Popup, either press the ESC key on your keyboard or click somewhere outside the Popup.
Dark Background
Take a look at the close button in the top right corner: It only displays an Icon (without the rectangle frame) and the icon is light, to match the dark background of this Popup.
Modal Popup
For this Popup we set the Option “Close on Background-Click” to No.
This creates a so-called “modal” Popup that can only be closed via the ESC key on your keyboard or a Close Button that is displayed in the Popup.
Custom Close Button
This Popup is a modal Popup that has no built-in Close Button.
So we have added a custom Close Button below, that you can use to close the Popup. By the way: You can style that custom Close Button in any way you like!
Close this Popup