Application #
The Popup Close shortcode provides visitors with an alternative to a popup ‘Close’ button. The shortcode is designed to simplify the creation of a new close button. It cannot be used to redirect visitors to a remote URL via a link (either an internal or external URL to the site domain name).
To close a popup and redirect visitors to a remote URL, refer to the related article below.
Related article: How To Close a Popup When a Link Inside the Popup Is Clicked
Example Use of the Popup Close Shortcode #
Copy the following shortcode example (below the comments <!– –>) and add it to the ‘Text’ tab of the Popup Editor. The content should be wrapped by the shortcode’s opening and closing brackets ( for example, ).
<!--The 'tag' attribute is required. Acceptable values include: <!--'a', 'button', 'div', 'img', 'li', 'p', and 'span'.--> <!--The 'classes' attribute is optional.-->
‘Popup Close’ Shortcode Attributes #
The table below describes the set of attributes available within the ‘Popup Close’ shortcode.
| Attribute | Usage | Description |
| ‘tag’ | required | An HTML element that will wrap the shortcode content. By default, this field is empty. Acceptable values include: ‘a’, ‘button’, ‘div’, ‘img’, ‘li’, ‘p’, and ‘span’. |
| ‘classes’ | optional | Additional CSS class attributes to add to the HTML element. Useful for targeting the style of the shortcode content. Set styles on the added class(es) from within your site’s theme. |
