Add an Elementor Blog Preview Popup

With an Elementor blog preview popup, you can give your website visitors a sneak peek of your blog posts. Let’s have a look together with Web Squadron how you set up the popup and let your users engage with your content.

Setting Up the Elementor Blog Preview Popup

1. Accessing the Templates
   Head over to your WordPress sidebar. Here, you’ll spot an option labeled ‘templates’. Click on it.
2. Creating a New Pop-Up
   Inside, there’s an option to create a new pop-up template. Click on it and name our pop-up “bottom post”.
3. Layout Adjustments
   Now, adjust the layout settings to get the look and feel you desire for your pop-up.

Building the Popup Content

1. Add a Loop Grid
   Add a loop grid and display your featured images, offering visitors a quick look at your content.
2. Image Settings
   Adjust the height, object-fit, position, border radius, and box shadow.
3. Save & Refine
   Once you’re happy with how things look, save your template. But remember, there’s always room for tweaks later on.

Styling and Positioning the Popup

1. Pop-Up Settings
   Adjust the width and position to fit your website’s design. Decide on the entrance and exit animations for a smooth transition.
2. Close Button
   Style the close button so it’s easily noticeable but not too distracting. Choose its position, color, and size.

Set Display Conditions for your Popup

1. Display Conditions
   Decide where on your website you want the pop-up to appear. Choose specific pages or have it across your entire website.
2. Setting Up the Trigger
   Choose an icon or button that, when clicked, will activate the pop-up. Link it to the pop-up using dynamic tags.

Testing the Elementor Blog Preview Popup

1. View & Click
   Navigate to your page and find the icon or button you set up. Give it a click!
2. Navigation
   Interact with the previews inside your pop-up. They should lead you to the actual posts or products.

Wrapping Up

And there you go! That’s how you set up an Elementor blog preview popup on your website. It’s a neat feature that can add a touch of interactivity to your site. Give it a whirl, play around with different designs, and see how it works for you. Happy designing!