Add Offers, Announcements, or Alerts Through a Modal Popup Using Elementor

Wanted to showcase modal popups to promote offers, announcements, and alerts using Elementor on your WordPress websites? Great! You’ve landed on the right page.

Modal popups are used on websites to bring users’ attention to a significant action or provide specific information.

In this article, we’ll provide detailed information about how you can add offers, announcements, or alerts through modal popups using the Elementor page builder.

So, without further ado, let’s move ahead.

Best Modal Popup Plugin for Elementor Page Builder

Choosing the right plugin can be tricky because there are dozens of WordPress popup plugins for the Elementor page builder. And a wrongly chosen plugin without research can be risky for your website performance and user experience.

So, you have to go for a plugin that can effectively match your website performance without ruining the user experience but looks tremendous, is handy, and delivers maximum conversions.

Skipping to the best part, we’ve got you that exactly matches your expectations and is flexible enough to synchronize your website performance incredibly, i.e., Popup Box Widget by PowerPack Elementor Addons.

Popup Box Widget by PowerPack Elementor Addons

PowerPack Addons for Elementor is one of the best addons for the Elementor page builder. It has over 80 handy widgets, including the Popup Box widget.

PowerPack Popup Box widget is an incredible way to add modal popups using Elementor on your WordPress website stylishly and creatively. It offers multiple features to customize and style popups:

• Various content types support such as image, video, custom content, saved page templates, custom HTML, and many more.
• Advanced trigger options, such as on-click, time-delayed, exit intent, or element class/ID, are at your fingertips.
• Great animation effects to apply on popups like zoom in, zoom out, newspaper, 3D unfold, move from right or the top.
• It also lets you customize your popups stylishly using other features for adding borders and colors, adjusting the height, or customizing the entire layout.

Add Popups to your WordPress Sites Using Elementor & PowerPack

First, install and activate Elementor and PowerPack Addons to display popups on your WordPress website. Next, open your page in the editor, type “popup box” in the search bar, and drag & drop the widget.

Make sure to check for the PowerPack “PP” sign on the top-right corner of the widget.

Customize the Content Tab of the Popup Box Widget

Content tab of the popup box widget includes four sections:

1. Content
2. Layout
3. Trigger
4. Settings

Let’s look at each section one by one.

Content

Let’s see what features are available in this section:

• Enable the “Preview Popup” option to see the live display of the popup box on your page.
• Toggle on the “Enable Title” option to show the popup title.
• Add a title for your popup in the “Title” option.
• You can choose a popup type using the “Type” option, such as image, link, content, saved templates, or custom HTML.
• If you’ve selected the “Image” option as the popup type, you can choose an image from the media library using the “Choose Image” option.
• Also, you can directly drop a link to display an image using the “Image Link” option.
• If you’ve chosen the ‘Link’ option as the popup type, you can directly drop a URL for any video, map, or page you want to display on the popup using the “Enter URL” option.
• You can customize the entire content with the “Content” option if you’ve chosen the ‘Content’ option as the popup type.
• If you’ve chosen the ‘Saved Templates’ option as the popup type, you can select templates for your popup box.
• If you’ve chosen the ‘Custom HTML’ option as the popup type, you can enter custom HTML.

Layout

Let’s see what features are available in this section:

• Choose a layout for your popup, either standard or full screen, using the “Layout” option.
• You can adjust the width of the popup with the “Width” option.
• Also, you can enable the “Auto-Height” option for your popup box.

Trigger

Let’s explore the features that are available in this section.

• Select the trigger action for the popup from the “Trigger” options, such as on click, time-delayed, exit intent, or element class ID.
• Customize the “Button Text” for your popup box.
• Choose a “Button Icon” for your popup box from the icon library.
• Choose “Icon Position” either ‘before’ or ‘after’ the button text.
• You can also enable “URL Trigger” for the popup box.
• You can enter an element ID in the “Element ID” option if you’ve enabled the URL trigger option.

Settings

Let’s take a look at the available features in this section.

• This section includes multiple toggle options for settings such as “Prevent Page Scroll,” “Show a Close Button,” “Close an ESC Keypress,” “Close on Overlay Click,” or “Closing on Content Click.” Enable or disable these options as per your needs and preferences.
• Responsive features include an option as “Disable On.” In addition, you can choose mobile & tablet, mobile, or none according to your choice.
• “Animation” features to popup are available here; you can choose one among all these according to your preference.

That’s all for customization of the Content Tab of the Popup Box widget. Next, we’ll move to the next part, i.e., the Style Tab.

The Style Tab of the Popup Box Widget

The style tab of the popup box widget includes five sections:

• Popup
• Overlay
• Title
• Trigger Button
• Close Button

Let’s look at each section one by one in brief.

Popup

Let’s see what features are available in this section:

• You can customize the background of the popup box using the “Background Type” option.
• Choose a “Border Type” for the popup box from options such as solid, dotted, doubled, dashed, or groove.
• If you’ve applied a border, you can use a “Border Radius” to the popup box. It’ll allow the border to display curvy and smooth edges all around.
• Adjust the “Padding” for the popup box; it’ll maintain the spacing between the content and the border to let the popup look organized.
• Customize the “Box Shadow” option to display a shadow on the popup.

Overlay

The overlay section includes a feature that enables an “Overlay” option to the popup box and lets you customize its “Background Type.”

Title

Let’s take a look at all the features available in this section.

• Set the alignment of the popup box title using the “Alignment” option.
• You can customize the “Background Color” for the popup box title.
• Also, you can choose the popup title text color using the “Color” option.
• Choose a “Border Type” for the popup box from given border type options such as solid, dotted, doubled, dashed, or groove.
• Adjust “Padding” for the popup box title.
• You can customize the popup box title text using the “Typography” option.

Trigger Button

• You can set the “Alignment” of the trigger button for the popup.
• Choose an appropriate “Size” for the popup trigger button.
• Customize the “Background Color” and the “text color” for the trigger button.
• Choose “Border Type” for the trigger button and also adjust the “Border Radius” and “Padding.”
• Customize the trigger button text using the “Typography” option.
• Also, you can customize the shadow feature for the popup trigger button using the “Box Shadow” option.
• An additional option to adjust the “Margin” for the trigger button icon is also available in this section.

Close Button

• Options to position the close button for the popup are available using the “Position” option. You can choose one according to your preference.
• You can choose the thickness from options such as ‘bold,’ ‘normal,’ or “Weight” options for the close button.
• Adjust the “Size” of the close button and choose an “Icon Color.”
• Apply a ‘gradient’ or ‘classic’ background for the close popup button using the “Background Type” option.
• Apply border to the close popup button using “Border Type” options, such as solid, dotted, doubled, dashed, or groove.
• If you’ve applied a border to the close button, you can adjust the “Border Radius” and its “Padding”; adjusting both features will allow the close popup button to look neat and organized.
• You can adjust the popup close button margin using the “Margin” option.

So, that is all; apply these changes to your Popup Box widget to see incredible changes.

Final Words!

Using the PowerPack Popup Box widget, you can add incredible modal popups in the Elementor page builder. We hope this tutorial blog helped you create fantastic “popups” for your website using the PowerPack Popup Box widget.

If you’ve enjoyed reading this article, you’d also love to experience our other PowerPack elements. Click here to get the PowerPack Popup Box widget for the Elementor page builder.

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