IndieTech Popup Builder

No! The plugin uses the familiar Gutenberg block editor, so you can create popup content just like editing a WordPress post or page.

Yes! All WordPress blocks are supported, including custom blocks from other plugins. This means you can add forms, buttons, images, videos, and any other block content to your popups.

Yes! You can set a cookie duration (in days) to control how often the popup appears to the same user. Set it to 0 to always show the popup. You can also choose whether the cookie is set when the user closes the popup or when they first see it.

Yes! You can use include rules (All, Homepage, CPT single, specific page/post IDs, or URL prefixes) and exclude rules (exclude by IDs or URL prefixes). Rules are multi-select; exclusions are applied first.

Yes! The plugin is fully responsive and works great on all devices including mobile phones and tablets.

Yes! The plugin uses the Micromodal library which follows accessibility best practices, ensuring your popups are usable by all visitors including those using screen readers.

Yes! You can create as many popups as you need. Only published (or private, for logged-in users) popups are displayed based on their targeting settings. The list view shows Status and Trigger columns for each popup.

Yes! Use WordPress’s built-in scheduling feature. Set a future publish date to automatically display the popup on that date.

No! The plugin is lightweight and only loads frontend assets when there are active popups. A transient cache is used so popup queries are not run on every page load. Popups are only rendered on pages where they match the targeting criteria.

Yes! This is an optional setting. You can enable or disable closing the popup when users click on the overlay/backdrop.