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A lightweight but flexible WordPress popups plugin utilizing oiubounce.

• Use a simple shortcode (or PHP function) to create 1 or more popups (or slideups) throughout your website
• Popup types include exit itent, timed, link, and button
• Automatically works with WordPress galleries (when set to link to file or attachment page)
• Default exit intent and timed popups store an expiring cookie in the browser so it won't continue to display after a user closes it
• Various options allow fine-tuning (see below)
• Easy plugin updates in the WordPress Dashboard via GitHub Updater plugin

Basic Usage

Tip: A browser extention like Cookie Inspector is helpful as it lets you manually clear individual cookies 1 at a time

Shortcode

[wampum_popup type="exit" style="modal"] // HTML content here [/wampum_popup]

Manually launch a popup with a link/button in the WP editor

[wampum_popup type="link" text="Click Here"] // HTML content here [/wampum_popup]

[wampum_popup type="button" text="Click Here"] // HTML content here [/wampum_popup]

PHP functions

Use the wampum_popups hook to safely output a popup. This way, if the plugin gets deactivated your popup won't throw errors and/or break your site

add_action( 'wampum_popups', 'prefix_do_wampum_popup' );
function prefix_do_wampum_popup() {

    // Bail if not a single post
    if ( ! is_singular('post') ) {
        return;
    }

    $content = '// Some HTML';

    $args = array(
        'type'  => 'timed',
        'style' => 'slideup',
    );
    wampum_popup( $content, $args );

}

Optionally use get_wampum_popup( $content, $args ); to return the popup

Note: Scripts will already be enqueued

Manually launch a popup with a link/button in your PHP template

$content = '// Some HTML';
$args    = array(
    'type'  => 'link', (or 'button')
    'text'  => 'Click Here',
);
wampum_popup_link( $content, $args );

Optionally use get_wampum_popup_link( $content, $args ); to return the link

Note: Scripts will already be enqueued and popup will be loaded in the DOM

WordPress Galleries

Create a gallery and "Link To" either "Attachment Page" (not sure why anyone would ever do this) or "Media File".

Wampum Popups filters the attachement image or permalink URL and uses the 'large' image size in place.

Shortcode parameters & PHP args

type (required)

(string) 'exit|timed|link|button'

Default null

Type of popup. This is the only required parameter.

Note: 'exit' and 'timed' should be used with wampum_popup() hooked into wampum_popups action hook, while 'link' and 'button' should be used with wampum_popup_link() in your template, functions.php, etc..

close_button

(boolean) true|false

Default true

Show the close button

close_outside

(boolean) true|false

Default true

Close popup by clicking outside the modal

style

(string) 'modal|slideup'

Default 'modal'

Style of the popup

text

(string) 'Click Here'

Default null

The link/button text when using wampum_popup_link() function

time

(integer) 4000

Default 4000

Time in milliseconds. 4000ms = 4s

logged_in and logged_out

Note: if logged_in and logged_out are both true, the popup will never load... naturally

logged_in

(boolean) true|false

Default false

Show only to logged in users

logged_out

(boolean) true|false

Default false

Show only to logged out users

width

(string) '400px|auto|calc(100vw - 5%)''

Default '400px'

Max width of the popup, formatted for CSS max-width: 400px; spec. Helps for custom designs, larger images, videos, or to make slideups not so weird if too big.

ouibounce args

These args are specific to the oiubounce script

Most of these won't be used very often, so only a few are documented here

aggressive

(boolean) true|false

Default false

Force the popup to show, always. Don't be annoying.

Other available options/parameters

Read about these options on the ouibounce wiki

• 'callback' (This has been removed/reserved for future use)
• 'cookieExpire'
• 'cookieDomain'
• 'cookieName'
• 'delay'
• 'sensitivity'
• 'sitewide'
• 'timer'

Advanced Usage

This example showing the ability to use multiple/different popups on the same site.

/**
 * Display different popups on different sections of the site
 * 'cookieName' param is used to make the popups act independently
 * if cookieName was the same (this is default behavior) and the user viewed one popup,
 * they wouldn't see the other until the cookie expired.
 *
 * @uses Wampum - Popups plugin
 *
 * @return void
 */
add_action( 'wampum_popups', 'prefix_do_wampum_popups' );
function prefix_do_wampum_popups() {

    // Show this popup on posts
    if ( is_singular('post') ) {
        $content = '<p>My post popup content here</p>';
        $args    = array(
            'cookieName' => 'prefix_posts_popup_viewed'
            'type'       => 'exit',
            'style'      => 'modal',
        );
        wampum_popup( $content, $args );
    }

    // Show this popup on pages
    if ( is_singular('page') ) {
        $content = '<p>My post page content here</p>';
        $args    = array(
            'cookieName' => 'prefix_pages_popup_viewed'
            'type'       => 'timed',
            'style'      => 'slideup',
        );
        wampum_popup( $content, $args );
    }

}