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title: Display a Popup on a Multiple Language Site
description: "The simplest way to use the free version of Popup Maker on a site with multiple languages is to set a condition that targets selected pages *by their specific name*. Refer to the 'Pages' or 'Posts' Admin page in the…"
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updated: "2024-12-24"
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# Display a Popup on a Multiple Language Site

The simplest way to use the free version of Popup Maker on a site with multiple languages is to set a condition that targets selected pages *by their specific name*. Refer to the 'Pages' or 'Posts' Admin page in the given language you want to target, and pass in *the exact 'page' or 'post' name* to the popup editor's *Popup Settings* box on the *Targeting* tab. Target the *Pages: Selected* or *Posts: Selected* condition, and add the page or post title in use on your site. You can target one or more page or post names when setting your condition. 

**Related article:**  [Create Your First Popup -- Summary Guide](https://wppopupmaker.com/docs/getting-started/create-your-first-popup-summary-guide/)

**Related article:**  [Conditions Introduction](http://docs.wppopupmaker.com/article/140-conditions)

### Example: Set a 'Selected: Page' Condition

  Your site content displays in 3 languages: 

- English (EN), 
- Italian (IT), and 
- German (DE). 

  It contains 3 separate pages respectively named:

- 'Products' (EN), 
- 'Prodotti (IT), and 
- 'Produkte (DE). 

  You want to display a popup *only* on the German (DE)  *'Produckte'* page. In the popup editor, go to the *Popup Settings* box -> *Targeting* tab. Within the field labeled, *'**Choose a condition to target your popup to specific content or various other segments.'* select the following:    ***Seiten: Ausgewählt'**  **>> Produkte ***   (English translation: Pages: *Selected >> Products*)   If German is not the primary language of the site, then the site URL on the German-language area of the site will probably have a 'query parameter' added to the end of it. A query parameter is an added search term.  A URL that includes a query parameter would look something like this:

> https://example.com/?lang=de?produkte

  [The Advanced Targeting Conditions (ATC) extension to Popup Maker](https://wppopupmaker.com/extensions/advanced-targeting-conditions/) allows one to target *any portion of a URL*, or *any query parameter added to a URL*as a 'non-content-based' condition. If the query parameter 'lang=de' or 'produkte' is targeted, then the popup would activate on any page within the site that contained the query '?lang=de'  and/or '?produkte' at the end of the URL.  **Related article:**  [Advanced Targeting Conditions: URL Conditions](http://docs.wppopupmaker.com/article/239-url-conditions)   **Related article:**  [Set a Popup Condition Based on a Query Argument or Query Name-Value Pair](http://docs.wppopupmaker.com/article/341-set-a-popup-condition-based-on-a-query-argument-or-query-name-value-pair)