Popup Display Conditions and Targeting in Spexo Builder
This guide explains how to control popup visibility using display conditions and targeting in Popup Builder for Elementor. You can decide where your popup appears and who should see it.
These settings help you show popups on the right pages and to the right users. This improves engagement and avoids interrupting users unnecessarily.
What are Popup Display Conditions #
Display conditions define where your popup appears on your website. You can show popups across the entire site or limit them to specific pages, posts, or sections.
Proper configuration ensures your popup reaches the right audience at the right time. It also improves the overall user experience.
Important: Display conditions must be configured after creating a popup template. If no condition is set, the popup will not appear on the frontend.
How Popup Display Conditions Work #
You define inclusion rules to select where the popup should appear. You can also add exclusion rules to hide the popup from specific locations.
The system checks these rules before displaying the popup. This ensures accurate targeting based on your setup.
How to Set Conditions to Display Templates #
You can set display conditions during popup creation. You can also update them later from the Popup Builder panel.
To update conditions later, follow these steps.
Go to Spexo Addons → Popup Builder. Find your popup layout. Hover on it and click Manage Conditions.
Now define the conditions based on your requirement.
Use the Display On option to choose where your popup should appear. You can select the entire site or specific targets.
Available Display Locations #
These options help you control popup visibility across different areas of your website. Choose the correct location to match your goal.
Advanced display conditions are available in Spexo Addons Pro. The free version includes basic options.
Basic Options #
- Entire Website – Show popup across all pages, posts, and archives.
- All Singulars – Show popup on individual posts and pages only.
- All Archives – Show popup on archive and listing pages.
Special Pages #
- 404 Page – Show popup on error pages.
- Search Page – Show popup on search results.
- Blog / Posts Page – Show popup on blog listing page.
- Front Page – Show popup on homepage.
- Date Archive – Show popup on date based archives.
- Author Archive – Show popup on author pages.
Posts #
- All Posts – Show popup on every blog post.
- All Posts Archive – Show popup on blog archive pages.
- All Categories Archive – Show popup on category pages.
- All Tags Archive – Show popup on tag pages.
Pages #
- All Pages – Show popup on all pages across your site.
My Templates #
- All My Templates – Show popup on all custom templates.
- All My Templates Archive – Show popup on template archive pages.
Specific Target #
- Specific Pages / Posts / Taxonomies – Show popup on selected pages, posts, or taxonomy terms.
Best Practices for Display Conditions #
Avoid showing popups on every page unless necessary. Focus on pages where users are more likely to take action.
Use specific targeting instead of broad rules. Always test your conditions before publishing.
Related Documentation #
Explore more guides to understand popup behavior and setup.
- Popup Builder Overview
- Popup Triggers Setup
- How to Configure Popup Layout, Overlay and Close Button
- Elementor Addons Library
Frequently Asked Questions #
Why is my popup not showing? #
This usually happens when display conditions are not set. Make sure at least one condition is configured.
Can I show popup on specific pages only? #
Yes. You can select specific pages or posts using display conditions.
Can I hide popup from certain pages? #
Yes. Use exclusion rules to prevent popup display on selected pages.
Do display conditions work with WooCommerce pages? #
Yes. You can target product pages, shop pages, and other WooCommerce sections.
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