Sourav Das

<p>This <strong>Modal Maker Plugin</strong> enhances your website’s interactivity by allowing you to add a fully customizable button that triggers a modal popup. Perfect for displaying additional content, product links, or call-to-action options, this plugin integrates seamlessly with Elementor and provides complete control over modal appearance and content type.</p>
<h3>Key Features</h3>
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<p><strong>Customizable Trigger Button:</strong><br />
Easily configure the trigger button’s text, colors, and typography to match your site’s design. The plugin includes responsive controls for padding, border styling, and shadow options, making it simple to achieve a tailored look.</p>
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<p><strong>Multiple Content Options Inside Modal:</strong></p>
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<li><strong>Button Group:</strong> Display a collection of buttons, each with customizable links, that users can click to navigate to different URLs. This is ideal for popups containing multiple calls to action, such as links to products, services, or resources.</li>
<li><strong>Rich Text Editor:</strong> Use the editor to add custom HTML or formatted text inside the modal, perfect for showcasing information, adding product descriptions, or embedding videos and images.</li>
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<p><strong>Independent Functionality for Multiple Instances:</strong><br />
Each modal widget instance operates independently, allowing you to add multiple modals to the same page without conflicts. Unique IDs are automatically generated for each modal, ensuring only the corresponding modal opens when each button is clicked.</p>
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<h3>How It Works</h3>
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<p><strong>Adding a Modal to a Page:</strong><br />
Simply add the widget to your Elementor page and configure the button and modal settings in the editor panel. Choose between a button group or rich text editor for the modal’s content, and set up links if using buttons.</p>
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<p><strong>Styling Options:</strong><br />
Use Elementor’s familiar controls to customize button width, colors, border radius, and shadow. You can also set modal dimensions to small, medium, or large to accommodate different types of content.</p>
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<p><strong>Responsiveness:</strong><br />
Built-in responsive controls allow for optimized viewing on any device. Adjust button size, alignment, and padding for a polished look across desktop, tablet, and mobile views.</p>
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<h3>Ideal Use Cases</h3>
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<li><strong>Product Showcases:</strong> Create product-specific popups with links to additional product pages or purchasing options.</li>
<li><strong>Service Information:</strong> Include detailed descriptions and links to service pages for a clear, navigable user experience.</li>
<li><strong>Interactive CTAs:</strong> Add multiple call-to-action buttons in the popup to guide users toward conversion.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Compatibility and Requirements</h3>
<p>This plugin requires <strong>Elementor</strong> to be installed and activated on your WordPress site. It works with both the free and pro versions of Elementor, ensuring accessibility for a wide range of users.</p>
<p>With its clean design and full-featured controls, this Elementor Modal Popup Widget Plugin provides a highly adaptable solution for enhancing user engagement, promoting products, and driving conversions. Whether you need a simple informational popup or a detailed product showcase, this plugin offers the versatility to make your content pop.</p>


Modal Maker – An Elementor Modal Widget

An Elementor widget plugin which adds a customizable button that triggers a modal popup, perfect for displaying additional content or options in a sty …

Lovro Hrust

<p>Need popups to grab your users’ attention? Marketing call-to-actions that open on scroll, timer, click, matched referer, hover, or exit intent?<br />
Multiple popups on one page? This plugin has it all. It provides styling consistent with core block editor blocks plus additional features.</p>
<h4>Why choose Makeiteasy Popup?</h4>
<p>▶️ Unlike some other plugins, Makeiteasy Popup integrates seamlessly with WordPress,<br />
feeling like a native, built-in WP block. It’s lightweight and self-sufficient,<br />
without the heavy burden of a large blocks library.<br />
It relies on a single tiny dependency – micromodal.js – with a combined total of only 10 kB of JavaScript❕</p>
<p>👆 Try demo – there is a “Live preview” button on the top of this page 👆</p>
<p>❗ Sometimes “Live preview” does not start due to slower responds of servers with resources. If progress stops with black screen or<br />
progress indicator does not advance anymore (loading should be finished at max 30 seconds) – in that case please refresh the page in browser.</p>
<h4>Key Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>🥇 <strong>Feature-Rich</strong> and <strong>free</strong>.</li>
<li>🥈 <strong>Fully Open Source</strong>: Including the block source code. Fork and adjust as needed.</li>
<li>🥉 <strong>Developer friendly</strong>: Hooks for modifications and unopinionated starting CSS.</li>
<li>⏲️ <strong>Future-Proof Compatibility</strong>: Guaranteed compatibility with future WordPress versions.</li>
</ul>
<p>🆕 Added “open on exit intent” feature. <strong>It works only on desktop.</strong> When popup is set up to open on exit intent and<br />
user moves mouse outside the top border of the browser inner window (screen), popup appears. User can choose when feature is activated<br />
(after how many seconds since page was loaded), so popup can’t open too early.</p>
<p>⏱️❗<strong>Queue</strong> if another popup is opened, popup is placed in queue and opened upon closing the former.</p>
<h3>Known limitations</h3>
<p>Currently, opening several modal popups simultaneously is impossible due to the limitations of the Micromodal.js library.<br />
Future versions will replace this library with the native <code>Dialog</code> HTML element, including automatic migration for existing popups.</p>
<h3>Block options</h3>
<p>The block sidebar provides many options, most of which function similarly to other blocks. Notable options include:<br />
– <strong>Opening time selector</strong>: See the detailed section below.<br />
– <strong>Layout type</strong>: Floating, Fixed, Attached<br />
– <strong>Popup Enabled</strong>: Temporarily hide the popup without deleting it.<br />
– <strong>Open on interval</strong>: Open on given interval in days.<br />
– <strong>Open on matching referer</strong>: Open if the user’s referral URL matches.</p>
<h4>Layout Types</h4>
<ul>
<li><strong>Floating</strong>: popup floats above content. Clicking on area outside popup closes it.</li>
<li><strong>Fixed</strong>: popup is “fixed” to one of sides of screen — top, bottom, right, left</li>
<li><strong>Attached</strong>: popup is attached to element on screen. When user scrolls, it moves with it.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Modality</h4>
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<li><strong>Modal</strong>: popup blocks everything else on screen, scrolling is not possible, popup can be closed by clicking outside of popup</li>
<li><strong>Modeless</strong>: popup is non-blocking, user can scroll, popup can’t be closed by clicking outside of popup</li>
</ul>
<h3>Developers</h3>
<h4>Github repository</h4>
<p><a href="https://github.com/Lovor01/makeiteasy-popup" rel="nofollow ugc">https://github.com/Lovor01/makeiteasy-popup</a></p>
<h4>Changing the Close button</h4>
<p>Using Javascript:</p>
<pre><code>import { ReactComponent as CloseIcon } from '../assets/close-x.svg';
addFilter( 'makeiteasy-closeButtonIcon', 'makeiteasy/makeiteasy-popup/close-icon', () => (<CloseIcon />) );
</code></pre>
<p>If you customize button this way and you already have posts(or pages) with popup block,<br />
on post reopening the message “This block contains unexpected or invalid content.” will be presented.<br />
In such case choose “Attempt to repair block” and if it looks good, save post.</p>
<p>Using PHP:</p>
<pre><code>add_action( 'render_block_makeiteasy/popup', function($content) {
  $svg = file_get_contents( __DIR__ . '/path_to_file/close-button-dark.svg' );
  return preg_replace(
    '~(<button.*class="makeiteasy-popup-close".*?>).*(</button>)~m',
    "$1$svg$2",
    $content
    );
} );
</code></pre>
<h4>Attaching Code to Modal Events</h4>
<p>Custom events ‘makeiteasy/openModal’ and ‘makeiteasy/closeModal’ are fired on modal open and close. Events fire on modal itself, DOM element<br />
with class <code>.wp-block-makeiteasy-popup</code>.</p>


Modal Maker – An Elementor Modal Widget vs MakeITeasy Popup