hi,
https://wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-popup/
http://wordpress.org/plugins/m-wp-popup/
http://www.webdesignrazzi.com/2014/wordpress-popup-plugins/
i did not test them, but you can try them.
Thanks for you message.
Radu A.
Hi Radu, it would be a lot great if we could personalize or style the popup box and if we can have the functionality to add the pop up box on particular pages. I mean, if we could select the pages or post, where we want to display the pop up box. Also, here is one more suggestion, please add a functionality where we can add subscription box on the bottom of a post, like they’re doing in some posts on Mashable. Thanks for giving us such a great theme. And please discuss this with your team because it will solve most of the users problem and it will also help your theme sell faster, although you guys are doing really well these days. Congrats.
@Marius, I didn’t need it fast, and in fact I didn’t need it at all, it was just a suggestion to make the theme more functioning, this theme already have the most functions for customization and if you can add this one thing for bloggers, it would be really great, because most people are running this theme on News Websites and for them, having a pop up box is a plus one, so that was just an idea.
And sorry, if you get frustrated by ideas so easily, I won’t post em again. Thanks.
@cooldude
on most professional news portals, popups (“interstitials” on many sites, technically) are actually managed by the AD MANAGER toolset, and not the CMS portion. Meaning, the CMS runs the content, the Ad Manager runs the ad placement, timing, tracking, etc.
You likely will want to look into an ad management platform to integrate, which offers pro level tools to implement interstitials, tracking, and other elements for your specific needs.
Or, you could use very simple existing tools like “nBar – Advanced WordPress Multipurpose Bar Builder” which allows you to slide in footer or header ads. Or, “WordPress Advert Flap Pro” which has fly in ad elements, or “Interstitial Ads for WordPress.”
Hopefully you won’t be too easily frustrated by that idea.
