With our most recent Page Builder release, you can now add modals (pop-up windows) to chapter and event pages! Modals can draw attention to relevant information, such as event tickets, or display related information, such as a speaker bio, without taking the user to a new webpage. You can launch a model using any button or container on Page Builder.
A modal can be applied to the Page Builder canvas in two ways:
- Launch a modal from a button
- Launch a modal from a modal
Launching a modal from a button
- Select a button on the Page Builder canvas
- Select "open modal" from the actions tab
- A black modal button appears on the canvas after applying the "open modal" action to the button. Click the icon.
- When the modal overlay appears, add items from the left panel to the content section of the modal.
Launching a modal from a container
- Select a container on the Page Builder canvas
- Select "open modal" from the actions tab
- A black modal button appears on the canvas after applying the "open modal" action to the button. Click the icon.
- When the modal overlay appears, add items from the left panel to the content section of the modal.
Modal characteristics
- The modal's contents determine its height and width. The only limit applied is a 16px border margin.
- If the modal's contents expand beyond the height of the page, then the modal's content becomes scrollable.
- A modal's content is auto-centered, both vertically and horizontally.
- Users can dismiss the modal on a rendered page by clicking the X or clicking the page content outside the modal.