Pop-up question

Hey thanks, I don’t think your screenshot worked..?

No thank you, last time I allowed this your agent didn’t read what I was asking and made unapproved and undesired edits that I didn’t want, and had to undo.

If you can post a working screenshot or link to a support document for this that’d be great, thank you. How does the HTML Pop-up block work? I found the element, but it’s not clear how it activates a pop-up, or how to choose ‘what’ pops up, thank you.

Thank you, I got myself that far – I’ve created an HTML Block using the Pop-up element called Newsletter Pop-Up and added it to the menu as you’ve directed.

The problem I’m having is I don’t know how to tell the Pop-Up HTML Block element ‘what’ to include in it. So a little white box opens up, but I can’t find how I add any content to it?

Let’s say I just want to use the Woodmart “Promo popup” that comes with the theme, and want to insert it into the pop-up, how do I do that? Thanks!

Hi again, I’m already familiar with these pages, I wish you would please pay attention to what I’m asking, this is very frustrating, days are going by and you haven’t helped one bit.

I’m familiar with how to add an HTML Block to the Header. I understand that I can add an HTML Pop-up Element. I have set this up.

As I wrote above, I cannot figure out how to tell the HTML Pop-up Element “WHAT” to display.

PLEASE READ THIS: A WHITE BOX POPS UP. It is EMPTY. But there should be content IN THE WHITE BOX.

I have provided a link in the private section. If you click on NEWLETTER in the top right, you can see that an EMTPY WHITE BOX pops up. Using the HTML Pop-up Element in the Header as described.

Please tell me how I populate the white empty box. Where in the HTML Pop-up Element do I tell it what the CONTENT of the pop-up should be. I’ve included a screenshot of that as well. The only boxes that appear to allow for content are CSS Class boxes. There’s no HTML text, nowhere to add an HTML block or block ID.

There doesn’t appear to be anywhere to tell it “what” should be popping up.

Please provide instruction on how this pop-up element is supposed to work. I would have expected there was a field to add something like “[html_block id="105195"]” – which would be the HTML Block I would like to appear in the white box. I hope I have made myself clear.

Hi Bogdan, thank you – that was exactly what I was looking for, didn’t realize this was added in through the back-end editor, it all makes sense now. (I thought I’d checked initially if this might be the case, but must have missed it.) Unless I missed it, this element doesn’t appear to be documented anywhere, adding this might be helpful to others. (I do try to look up these features on my own, and asking here is more of a last resort.)

I’m running into some additional trouble tho, for some reason certain selections aren’t saving. I’m finding it’s both for the ‘Button’ WPB element, as well as the pop-up ‘content’ I’ve made – for example it won’t save the border I select. I’ll pull down ‘inset’ for example, and Save, and when I recheck, it’s not saved. I think it’s a similar issue with the button background (you can see on my page that when you hover over Newsletter, the background turns grey, but I keep setting it to white or even transparent and it keeps reverting to this. If I go with another colour, like blue, it ‘saves’, but when I try to make it white it doesn’t want to save…) Basically I’m just trying to make the text match the rest of the menu, if you have any guidance on how I can accomplish this, thanks!

Never mind, I managed to figure that out! I think my browser cache was retaining something, and it’s looking better now!

So one last item I’m trying to resolve with this is when you hover over the Newsletter text in the top menu, a grey background appears, and I’ve tried setting the ‘Background Hover’ to white, transparent, etc, and it doesn’t seem to change (all I can do is set it to other colours like purple.) Any ideas there? I’d like the text to match the rest of the text in the menu ideally (so same colour, no bold, etc..)

That did it, thanks again!