Tim Eckel

Easily create responsive WYSIWYG popup modals that are displayed at a user-specified frequency and optionally printed with a single click (great for coupons!). Simple to use, yet advanced options:
<ul>
<li>Disable popup: (check to disable, uncheck to enable)</li>
<li>Frequency of popup: (Define how frequently each popup will display: every refresh, once per session, various minutes, various hours, weekly, monthly, yearly, or only once)</li>
<li>Popup expires after: (Specify the date the popup will expire, or never expire) [date picker UI]</li>
<li>Display popup on: (All pages, front page only, or interior pages only)</li>
<li>Print option: (Allow printing of the popup)</li>
<li>Popup location: (Centered, top center, bottom center)</li>
<li>Maximum width: (Define the maximum width of the popup in pixels)</li>
<li>Show title: (Allow the popup title to be visible or hidden for each popup)</li>
<li>Text color: (Select a foreground text color for each popup window) [color picker UI]</li>
<li>Background color: (Select a background color for each popup window) [color picker UI]</li>
<li>Button location (No buttons “X” to close, left, center, or right)</li>
<li>Test popup (while creating in the admin console)</li>
</ul>

Popup Modal

Easily create responsive WYSIWYG modals that popup at your desired frequency and optionally print with a single click.

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Oomph, Inc.

Steven Word

Extends WordPress’ template system to support printer-friendly templates for posts, pages, and custom post types. Uses WP standard template naming to support templates on a post-type basis. Supports printing paged posts on single page. Adds nice URLs for printer-friendly pages.
IMPORTANT: There are certain plugins that may interfere with this plugin’s functionality. See the FAQ for more information.

WP Print Friendly

Extends WordPress' template system to support printer-friendly templates. Works with permalink structures to support nice URLs.

Popup Modal vs WP Print Friendly