Dynamic Popup & Fly-out plugin

Yes, the Dynamic Popup & Fly-out plugin is especially developed for WordPress Gutenberg. It’s even capable of containing other Gutenberg blocks.

A Dynamic Popup & Fly-out popup can be opened with a text link (heading, paragraph, etc). Just give the Dynamic Popup & Fly-out popup a class at the trigger selector field, like .open_my_popup and add the same class (without .) in the ‘Additional CSS class(es)’ field of the text you want to use a trigger. Just save the page and it works.

A Dynamic Popup & Fly-out popup can be opened with a button. Just give the Dynamic Popup & Fly-out popup a class at the trigger selector field, like .open_my_popup and add the same class (without .) in the ‘Additional CSS class(es)’ field of the button you want to use a trigger. Just save the page and it works.

A popup can be opened with an image. Just give the Dynamic Popup & Fly-out popup a class at the trigger selector field, like .open_my_popup and add the same class (without .) in the ‘Additional CSS class(es)’ field of the image you want to use a trigger. Just save the page and it works.

A fly-out can be opened from the menu. Just give the Dynamic Popup & Fly-out popup a class at the trigger selector field, like .open_my_popup and add the same class (without .) in the ‘Additional CSS class(es)’ field of the menu-item you want to use a trigger. Save the page and you’re are ready to go.

PS: In most modern themes you can place a button in the header. That works as well.

For Core Gutenberg

• Core Gutenberg doesn’t even have a popup or flyout plugin. So the advantage is obvious; you go from nothing, to a completely flexible dynamic popup & flyout block that works with custom triggers, by ID or class.

For Greenshift

• Greenshift has extensive popup and flyout possibilities. Dynamic Popup & Fly-out works a lot faster and easier however.

GenerateBlocks

• GenerateBlocks has popup and flyout functionality. But i’s not a separate block and that limits the possibilities, like opening a popup or flyout from a query.
• With Dynamic Popup & Fly-out you have those options – standard.

Twentig builder

• Twentig doesn’t have a popup or flyout plugin. So the advantage is obvious; you go from none to a completely flexible Dynamic Popup & Flyout block.

Nexter

• Nexter has a popup and flyout block, but it doesn’t work with custom triggers, only with their standard popup button. Dynamic Popup & Flyout block works with every trigger, by ID or class.

GutenKit

• Gutenkit has a flyout block (off-canvas), but it doesn’t work with custom triggers, only with their standard popup button. Dynamic Popup & Flyout block works with every trigger, by ID or class.

Yes. Our Popup & Flyout block is especially adapted for WooCommerce, so most Add-to-cart blocks will function normally ** when placed in a flyout or popup.

** the CSS including the table responsble for the rendering frontend remains intact.

• The best? There are truly very advanced popup, flyout, and off-canvas plugins available, with scripts that track visitor behavior, take into account the day of the week, that you can program in advance, and much more.
• Compared to that, Dynamic Popup & Flyout is more basic. But what we do, we do very well: placing blocks in a column-like style, choosing height, width, and design, left, right, center, etc. and you can designate any other element as a trigger. And that results in a UI that makes everything look very simple—and therefore is!
• And because we know exactly what we are doing, we can keep the block small and ultra-fast.

Yes. The close icon can be placed top left, top right or can be hidden. Every popup and flyout can still be closed by clicking on the trigger again, on the overlay (outside of the popup) or with the esc. button.

Of-course there is! There is a Guide section in the plugin itself, and complete documentation on our website.