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ELEMENTOR PRO POPUP HOW TO

The pro version of Elementor comes with a popup builder which you can use to create a beautiful popup.

How to Create a Cookie Consent Popup in Elementor It’s one of the implementations of business transparency. If you often see ads according to your activities, that’s what a cookie used for (although there are many usage examples of cookies).įor some cases, displaying a cookie consent is quite important as it allows your visitor to understand that your site collects some information from them. The data is then used by websites to provide content according to your activities. In the context of the web, a cookie (also known as a web cookie, browser cookie, and internet cookie) is a small piece of data stored on your computer by a web browser. One of which, you can add a cookie consent using the popup builder feature of Elementor, which we will cover in this article. The pop-up could fire up before the user event read a paragraph.If you use Elementor Pro, there are some features and functionalities you can add to your WordPress site without installing extra plugins. Users tend to scroll a post up and down before actually starting to read, so we figured that is not useful for our needs. On Scroll to Element allows you to set a CSS class that the user should scroll to first. On Click can be used to set a number of clicks that need to happen before the pop-up loads. We use On Page Load and On Scroll (Percentage of page scrolled). I do dislike the On Page Exit Intent pop up, as written above. Triggersĭefine what action loads the pop-up. These settings are configured in Triggers and Publish Settings.

Responsive: You can hide or show pop-ups on desktop/tablet/mobile if you want to create a separate pop-up on mobile that takes up less space.

Maybe we just don’t have enough traffic on our site. Some users do, otherwise, no one would create such type of pop-ups. I never looked for statistics but telling from my own behavior I never engaged in exit intent pop-ups.

Exit Intent pop up: This is very common today.

This way, someone could read a few paragraphs before someone can learn about the offer The time before the popup is shown: For our promo pop up we decided to wait 20 seconds before it is shown.Readers are not distracted (or less distracted) from reading the actual post, but still, need to spend a little time checking the content of the popup if they want to close it because just clicking somewhere on the page or pressing the ESC key does not work.

It does not darken the background, and it can only be closed by pressing the X and not the ESC key. The new version of our pop up is displayed as a footer bar at the bottom after 20 seconds. Second, we moved away from the annoying version of our pop up to a more subtle version. Use this setting only if your pop-up is not taking up much screen space. You can prevent closing the pop-up with the ESC key. Powerful options to annoy or please your users. You can define how many seconds should pass before the close button shows or the popup is closed automatically. The advanced settings also have important options you should check out.

Close Button style: Don’t make it hard for your users to close the pop-up.

Background settings: This can be confusing, the background style of your pop up is hidden in pop-up settings.

Close Button: Should your pop-up have a close button (Yes!).

Overlay: Would you like to show your pop-up as an overlay (most annoying)?.

In the screenshot below you can see the settings I think you should pay attention to. Settings like background colors and the look and feel of the close button. These options apply to the general behavior and look and feel of your pop up. Changing the general Popup Settingsįirst, the general options for your pop up are managed in the “Popup Settings” panel (access via click in the bottom left corner). I recommend to take a look at a few different pop-ups in the library.

Now Elementor loads and shows you a huge list of readymade designs to choose from.

ELEMENTOR PRO POPUP HOW TO