CM Pop-Up Pro lets you build WordPress campaigns from two choices: what visitors see and the conditions for showing it. Add HTML, pictures, or video, then use AdDesigner to tailor the appearance for your site. Campaigns can carry category-specific discount codes, subscription prompts, advertisements, banners, picture galleries, or video announcements.

Choose a format and placement

Display a campaign as a popup, fly-in, or full-screen message. The campaigns are responsive, and you can turn off popup display on mobile devices. Show a campaign across the website or restrict it to selected pages, posts, custom post types, or specific URLs. The Pro edition also lets you choose a specific post or page.

Placement rules determine which content can display the campaign. Audience targeting lets you choose logged-in or non-logged-in users. For example, a subscription prompt with an embedded form can be shown to guest users.

Set when the campaign appears

Choose a start and end period or choose the days of the week when a campaign can run. Other controls include random campaign display, a delay after page load, and display intervals such as every page load or once per page. You can also limit how many times a campaign appears to a customer.

Automatic display rules can be paired with visitor actions. A popup or fly-in can respond to JavaScript hover or click events. Page-leave intent can trigger a popup when the cursor moves toward closing the tab. Inactivity detection can show one after a set number of seconds without mouse movement or typing.

Adjust presentation and review activity

Custom effects control visual and audio behavior. You can add a blur or semi-transparent overlay behind the popup, style an inner border, adjust the popup shadow's size, color, and intensity, and customize the close button's appearance and position. A sticky trigger button lets visitors open a popup manually. Multiple popups can appear on one page, with their stacking order controlled by individual z-index settings.

The premium popup edition includes a forms builder and form support, along with more advanced triggers and campaign management options. Campaign statistics track popup clicks and impressions in the reporting area.

Create and view a campaign

1. In WordPress, go to Add New Campaign.
2. Enter the campaign title and advertisement entry content.
3. Configure the basic visual settings and any Pro display options.
4. Select Show on every page or choose specific posts, pages, post types, or URLs.
5. Click Save Changes.
6. Open a relevant site page to view the advertisement item.
7. Close the popup with the X icon.