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Unzip and Upload the directory ‘social-popup’ to the ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ directory
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
Go to Popups menu and add as many popups as needed
Check the following gist (https://gist.github.com/timersys/d68690a85aed14a02318)
By default any link you enter will be used as a conversion link. By that we mean that if the link is clicked the popup will be closed as the user already performed the desired action.
To avoid that you can add the class attribute .spu-not-close to the link
Yes, you need to configure your form to use ajax when inserting it
Yes, you need to configure your form to use ajax. Go to the setting of the created form and enable AJAX. Then you need to disable AJAX on popups settings page.
Yes, you need to disable AJAX on popups settings page
Yes, you need to disable AJAX on popups settings page
Yes, you need to add to the usp form shortcode the class spu-disable-ajax like : [usp_form class=”spu-disable-ajax”]
You can modify everything with css. If your popup id is 120 you can add some css like for example:
#spu-120{ —your css here— }
You need to add this code to your functions.php
On certain occasions multiple GF instances can cause problems. There is a plugin that fixes that https://wordpress.org/plugins/gravity-forms-multiple-form-instances/
Check the following gists ( https://gist.github.com/timersys/e3648ba93955ddef4087 )
Yes you can attach to any of this events . id = Popup id
jQuery(document).on(‘spu.box_close’,function(e,id){ … });
jQuery(document).on(‘spu.box_open’,function(e,id){ … });
jQuery(document).on(‘spu.form_submitted’,function(e,id){ … });
You can filter the content by using the following function
Yes you can remove them in the settings page of the plugin
Check your page source code. At the bottom of your page search for an html comment that looks something like :
<!-- Popups v1.1 - https://wordpress.org/plugins/social-popup/-->
If you see that comment, then the error is probably a javascript error. Check your browser console for problems.
If you are not seeing that code instead, the problem is that one of the display rules you configured is preventing it to show. Double check your display rules.
If you have cache be sure to enable AJAX mode in the plugin settings page