Popups for Divi vs RSVPMaker

After the plugin is activated, the Visual Builder displays a new tab called “Popup” in the Section Settings modal. In the “Popup” tab, you can turn a regular Section into a Popup! It’s super simple, as you can see on the plugins Demo Page: divimode.com/divi-popup/demo ℹ️ How it works First, activate the plugin (no configuration needed!) Open up your Visual Builder and edit a Section – you’ll see a new “Popup” tab in the Section Settings. Toggle the option “This is a Popup” and set the “Popup ID” to something (e.g., “newsletter-optin“). Close the Section Settings. Add a Button Module somewhere else on the page and set the “Link URL” to your Popup ID, with a leading “#” hash (e.g. “#newsletter-optin“) That’s all. Save the page and exit the Visual Builder! Click on the button, and you’ll see your Popup. Congratulations! ⭐️ Additional details Check out the Plugin website for more details. You’ll find: Examples CSS class options JS API documentation WP filter documentation Tested in all major browsers on Windows and Mac: Chrome, Firefox, Safari, IE 11, Edge! Popups for Divi Course During the past years, we’ve added a ton of features and have created a stable and powerful marketing plugin. To celebrate the anniversary, we have created a six-day course that teaches you everything about the plugin. It walks you through the basics of creating your first Popup, shows possible ways to customize your Popup layouts and goes into advanced techniques and usages of the plugin. “The instruction emails really helped me to understand how to use the plugin correctly!” The course is available in your wp-admin Dashboard right after you install and activate the plugin. Check out the screenshots to see the form. Also, have a look in the FAQ section, if you want to disable this feature. 🥳 Want more? If you want to get the most out of Divi, you need to have a look at Divi Areas Pro to get additional features: An admin UI to create and configure your popups Choose between 4 Area Types: Popup, Inline, Fly-in, Hover A beautiful UI that blends in perfectly with Divi Add advanced triggers to your Areas: On click On hover On scroll After delay On Exit Customize the Area Display Show on certain pages Show on certain devices Show for certain user roles or guests Customize Area Behavior Show/Hide the Close button Display the Area once per hour, day, week, … Flexible position for Inline Areas Replace/extend the page header or Footer or Comment section or actually any Divi section inside the page content It comes with an extended version of the JS API Great documentation built into the plugin and an online knowledge base and much more… 👉 Learn more about Divi Areas Pro (with screenshots!)

RSVPMaker is an event and email marketing tool. Use PayPal or Stripe to collect event payments. RSVPMaker handles scheduling, event marketing, and RSVP tracking. You can send email to small lists through your web server or take advantage of the integrations with Postmark and Mailchimp to scale up. When implemented in combination with Postmark for reliable email delivery, RSVPMaker can function as an alternative to Mailchimp or MailPoet that allows you to format messages in the WordPress editor and easily incorporate events (for invitations) and blog posts or excerpts from posts (for email newsletters and promotions). Use RSVPMaker to: – Schedule and promote events of all sorts: conferences, classes, seminars, speaking events, parties and weddings are a few common uses. – Register attendees, prompting them to enter whatever information you need, including the names of guests. – Collect money using PayPal or Stripe. – Create webinars and other online events leveraging free resources like the YouTube Live service. – Create, format, and edit email newsletters within the WordPress block editor, rather than learning another content composer tool. Use dynamic blocks or shortcodes to incorporate dynamic content like lists of recent blog posts or upcoming events. – Power membership-oriented websites with tools for emailing all your members or just those who have or have not registered for a specific event. – Send email using your own web server, an SMTP plugin or the integrations with Mailchimp and Postmark. – Postmark integration has the advantage of supporting both broadcast / mailing list and transactional messages (like RSVP Confirmations). Creating and Managing Events RSVPMaker events are created and edited just like blog posts in the WordPress editor, with the addition of parameters like event date (so the items can be listed chronologically and displayed on a calendar grid). Explore the editing experience with this WordPress Playground demo (created using the author’s Quick Playground plugin) You can use RSVPMaker for event announcements, or turn on the Collect RSVPs function and set additional options for sending email notifications, customizing confirmation and reminder messages, and setting a price or prices if you will be requesting online payments via PayPal. RSVP reports can be viewed on the administrator’s dashboard or downloaded as spreadsheets. If you hold events on a recurring schedule, such as First Monday or Every Friday, you can define a template with the boilerplate details and quickly generate multiple entries that follow that schedule. Individual event posts can still be customized. For example, you might book a series of monthly events for the year and add the names of speakers or agenda details as you go along. The RSVP Mailer tool allows you to use the familiar WordPress editor to format email newsletters and promotional messages, which can include embedded events and other dynamic content from your website. You use the same tools to format transactional messages such as confirmation and reminder messages. Hosting and Support RSVPMaker is a free plugin that doesn’t hold much back in terms of “premium” features. The plugin author is available to consult on customizations, but most generally useful enhancements are folded back into the core plugin code. RSVPMaker also aims to be developer-friendly, allowing you to build event-centric applications on top of it. Hosting and support of pre-configured websites is available through RSVPMaker.com. RSVPMaker.com uses Siteground hosting behind the scenes and Postmark for reliable delivery of email newsletters and transactional messages. Contact the plugin author for details about additional customizations for reselling Postmark services across WordPress multisite networks. RSVPMaker.com RSVPMaker on GitHub Free Extensions: RSVPMaker for Toastmasters provides meeting management for public speaking and leadership development clubs that are part of Toastmasters International. RSVPMaker Volunteer Roles Sign up people to fill specific roles at an event. Translations (some may be out of date): German: Markus König, Björn Wilkens Dutch: Els van der Zalm Spanish: Andrew Kurtis, WebHostingHub Polish: Jarosław Żeliński Norwegian: Thomas Nybø Turkish: Göksel UÇAK Thank you! Translators please reach out to me if you want an updated POT source file Credits RSVPMaker Copyright (C) 2010-2023 David F. Carr This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. See the GNU General Public License at . RSVPMaker also includes code derived from the software development kits for PayPal, Stripe, MailChimp, and Postmark under the license of their creators.