Popup For Woocommerce

A lightweight WordPress plugin that displays a fully customizable notice popup on the WooCommerce checkout page. Perfect for announcing delivery schedules, holiday closures, or any important order-related notice — without touching a single line of code.

Why This Plugin?

WooCommerce store owners often need to inform customers about important notices before they place an order — such as:

• Eid/holiday delivery delays
• Courier service suspension
• Special delivery schedules by area
• Any urgent order-related announcement

There is no built-in WooCommerce feature for this. This plugin solves that by showing a modal popup the moment a customer lands on the checkout page, ensuring the message is seen before the order is confirmed.

Features

• Popup appears automatically on the WooCommerce checkout page
• Fully manageable from the WordPress admin dashboard — no coding needed
• Customizable title, main message, and note text
• Configurable auto-close timer (in seconds) with a visual countdown bar
• Manual close button (✖) for the user
• Enable / disable the popup with a single checkbox
• Smooth open/close animations
• Responsive design — works on mobile and desktop
• Secure: uses WordPress nonces, data sanitization, and escaping

Requirements

• WordPress 5.0 or higher
• WooCommerce (required — plugin will not activate without it)
• PHP 7.4 or higher

Installation

1. Upload the popup-for-woocommerce folder to /wp-content/plugins/.
2. Go to WordPress Admin → Plugins and activate Popup For WooCommerce.
3. Navigate to Checkout Popup in the admin sidebar to configure the popup.

How It Works

Admin Side

When the plugin is activated, a new menu item "Checkout Popup" (with a megaphone icon) appears in the WordPress admin sidebar at position 56.

The settings page (pfwc-settings) lets you control:

All settings are saved to the WordPress wp_options table using update_option() and retrieved with get_option().

Frontend Side

When a customer visits the checkout page:

1. The plugin checks if the popup is enabled.
2. If enabled, it enqueues popup.css and popup.js from the assets/ folder.
3. It injects the popup HTML into wp_footer — a full-screen dark overlay containing the popup card.
4. The popup card contains:
   • A close button (✖) in the top-right corner
   • The title in bold red
   • A divider line
   • The main message (each line break in the admin textarea becomes a <br> in the popup)
   • An optional note line
   • A green timer bar that shrinks from full width to zero over the configured duration
5. After the timer runs out, the popup fades out and is removed from the DOM.
6. The user can also close it early by clicking the ✖ button.

File Structure

popup-for-woocommerce/
├── popup-for-woocommerce.php   # Main plugin file — admin menu, settings page, frontend hooks
├── assets/
│   ├── popup.css               # Popup styles — overlay, card, timer bar, animations
│   └── popup.js                # Popup logic — timer countdown, close button, fade-out
└── README.md

Technical Details

popup-for-woocommerce.php

• Defines two constants: PFWC_DIR (server path) and PFWC_URL (URL path) for asset loading.
• Hooks into admin_menu to register the settings page.
• Uses check_admin_referer() and wp_nonce_field() for CSRF protection on form save.
• Sanitizes all inputs: sanitize_text_field(), sanitize_textarea_field(), absint().
• Hooks into wp_enqueue_scripts to load CSS/JS only on the checkout page.
• Uses wp_localize_script() to pass the duration value from PHP to JavaScript as pfwcData.duration.
• Hooks into wp_footer to render the popup HTML, using esc_html() on all output.

popup.css

• The overlay (#pfwc-overlay) covers the full viewport with a semi-transparent black background (rgba(0,0,0,0.6)) and z-index: 99999 to sit above all page content.
• The popup card (#pfwc-popup) is centered, max 700px wide, with a dashed green border and rounded corners.
• Entry animation (pfwcIn) scales the card from 92% to 100% with a fade-in over 0.3s.
• The timer bar (#pfwc-timer-fill) uses a CSS transform: scaleX() transition to animate the countdown visually.

popup.js

• Waits for DOMContentLoaded before running.
• Reads pfwcData.duration (passed from PHP) and converts it to milliseconds.
• Starts the timer bar shrink animation using two nested requestAnimationFrame calls to ensure the CSS transition triggers correctly after the element is painted.
• Sets a setTimeout to auto-close the popup after the duration.
• The close button clears the timeout and calls closePopup() immediately.
• closePopup() fades the overlay to opacity 0 over 0.3s, then removes it from the DOM.

Security

• Admin form is protected with a WordPress nonce (pfwc_nonce).
• All saved values are sanitized before storing.
• All output in the frontend popup is escaped with esc_html().
• Plugin only runs on the checkout page — no unnecessary script loading on other pages.

Author

Fardin Ahmed

• GitHub: devfardin

License

This plugin is open-source and free to use for any WordPress/WooCommerce store.