cubecolour

<p>This is a fork of my similarly named Alligator Popup Plugin. Unlike the original plugin, this one enables you to open the target of a menu item of your WordPress custom menu in a popup window.</p>
<p>Add the ‘mpopup’ class to a menu item in a custom menu to open the target in a popup Window.</p>
<p>Enables you to specify that a menu item on your WordPress custom menu will open in a new popup window. An admin page allows you can control the size of the popup window and whether it has scrollbars.</p>
<h4>Usage:</h4>
<p>You will find the Menu Popup Settings Page at Settings => Menu Popup</p>
<ul>
<li>Set the dimensions of the popup window and whether you want the popup window to be scrollable</li>
</ul>
<p>Then edit your custom menu at Appearance => Menus<br />
* Enable the CSS Classes option in the Screen Options pull-down panel on the menu editor page.</p>
<ul>
<li>Add the mpopup class to any menu item where you want the target page to open in a popup window.</li>
</ul>
<p>When the menu item is clicked, the link should now open in a popup window.</p>


Alligator Menu Popup

Add the 'mpopup' class to a menu item in a custom menu to open the target in a popup Window.

<p>This plugin allows you to enter a shortcode to add links to pages/posts which will be opened in a popup window. The only options in Alligator popup are entered in the shortcode, so there is no admin page for this plugin.</p>
<h4>Shortcode:</h4>
<p>Add a popup shortcode where you would like a link to appear within your post or page text. The shortcode has parameters for url, height and width and should be in the format:</p>
<pre><code>[popup url="https://cubecolour.co.uk/wp" height="300" width="300" scrollbars="yes" alt="popup"]Link Text[/popup]
</code></pre>
<p>Include your own Link Text and values for the url the width & height of the popup, and the alt text fot the link.</p>
<p>If no values are entered for the alt text and the height and width, defaults of 400px are used for the width & height of the popup window.</p>
<p>Scrollbars are enabled by default and will show if the scrollbars parameter is not added to the shortcode. If you do not want scrollbars on your popup window, add the scrollbars parameter with the value “no” to the shortcode: <code>scrollbars="no"</code></p>
<p>If no value is entered for the alt text, an empty alt tag will be used in the link.</p>
<h4>HTML Link:</h4>
<p>Instead of using the shortcode you can include your link in the format:</p>
<pre><code><a href="https://cubecolour.co.uk/wp" class="popup" data-height="300" data-width="300" data-scrollbars="0" alt="my link text">Link Text</a>
</code></pre>
<p>This might be useful in a text widget, or you can build the link in a template file of your theme.</p>
<h4>Note:</h4>
<p>If you are using any other plugin (or a theme) that uses a shortcode with the name ‘popup’, you will not be able to use this plugin. This is not because of any shortcoming in this plugin, but because shortcodes such as those to create popup links should always be implemented in a plugin not a theme.</p>
<p>On mobile devices such as iPads which don’t use browser windows, the link will open in a new tab.</p>
<p>This plugin was written in response to a post by a WordPress.org forum user who promised to wrestle an alligator if his problem with creating popups was solved.</p>


Alligator Popup

This is how plugins should be: Simple and just add an enhancement that seems natural. Some plugins seem larger than core. Good job.

How Plugins Should Be

Add popups to your site. Add links to pages/posts via a shortcode which will be opened in a popup browser window.

Alligator Menu Popup vs Alligator Popup