Popups for Divi vs Taxonomy/Term and Role-based Discounts for WooCommerce

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!)

Create automatic WooCommerce price discounts based on product category, tag, attribute, brand, or any custom taxonomy, and apply them to all users, logged-in users, or only to specific WordPress user roles. Each discount rule can have a start and end date. Create WooCommerce discounts based on the product category, tag, brand, type, or shipping class; Create WooCommerce discounts based on any product attribute; Create WooCommerce discounts based on any custom taxonomy, created by you or any 3rd party plugin; Create WooCommerce discounts based on the user role; Schedule the special pricing by setting a date range on the discount rule; WPML compatible (ability to set discounts on different language terms, not compatible with multi-currency); WooCommerce Subscriptions experimental support; Discount types Percentage: apply an absolute percentage discount to all the products on a specific taxonomy term; Buy x get y free (BOGO): offer free items when a minimum quantity is purchased; PRO add-on Fixed value: apply an absolute value discount to all the products on a specific taxonomy term; Get more with the PRO add-on “Discount Tag” custom taxonomy if you don’t want to use Categories, Tags, or any other existing product taxonomy; Sitewide discounts: any discount type applied to all the store products, instead of just one taxonomy term Set the maximum amount of free items when using BOGO discounts; Replace the sale badge with a discount percentage; Replace the sale badge with a discount percentage, even if a taxonomy does not set the discount, but rather by setting a sale price on the product (in beta); Show discount information (percentage and dates) on the product loop; Show discount information (percentage and dates) on the product single page (mandatory on some legislations, like the Portuguese one, for example); Show discount information for non-taxonomy discounts (set by product sale price), including start and end date, thus allowing compliance with legislation, such as Portuguese law, which requires these details to be displayed next to the sale price; “Stop – no discount” rule that makes sure products from specific taxonomy terms never have a discount applied, even if there are other rules that will apply for other product taxonomy terms; Exclude products already on sale from the discount rule: always, or if taxonomy discount is lower, or if taxonomy discount is higher; Set base price for on-sale products: sale price (discount on top of discount) or original regular price (new option); Disable shipping methods based on cart items applied rules; Set discount rules for non-logged-in users; Google Product Feed for WooCommerce integration Developer mode – more info; Technical support; And more to come… Get it now Notes The discounts are applied on a “per cart line” basis (not to the sum of the products of the same taxonomy) – this means that if you set a discount with a minimum quantity, it will only be applied if the customer buys that quantity of the same product; Only one rule is applied per cart line, so setting the priorities correctly is very important; When aggregating product variations, the quantity will be the sum of the quantities of all the variations of the same product in the cart, and the discount will be applied to all of them; For WPML users, if you want the same discounts to apply to all the languages, you must replicate the rules for each of the translations of the terms You can use the tdw_rule_add, tdw_rule_edit, and tdw_rule_delete actions when adding, editing, and deleting rules, to do whatever you want, like, for example, clearing cache (check out to use them here and send us cool examples of what you’ve done) Other (premium) plugins Already know our other WooCommerce (premium) plugins? Advanced Coupon Restrictions for WooCommerce – Create coupons for any Product Taxonomy, User details, and Order destination. Simple Checkout Fields Manager for WooCommerce – Add custom fields and manage (remove, make required or optional) core fields on the new WooCommerce Block-based Checkout Simple WooCommerce Order Approval – The hassle-free solution for WooCommerce order approval before payment Shop as Client for WooCommerce – Quickly create orders on behalf of your customers DPD / SEUR / Geopost Pickup and Lockers network for WooCommerce – Deliver your WooCommerce orders on the DPD and SEUR Pickup network of Parcelshops and Lockers in 21 European countries Banner by Arno Senoner