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In this tutorial, I will show you how to use the Elementor Loop Grid element, and a custom loop, to create a design where each item in the grid has its own popup and popup content.
We will not be creating a different popup for each item, of course. Instead, we will be using the loop template itself and create our popup template in there, along with our card template.
See the demo here:
Features:
- Fully custom loop and popup template
- Works really well with CPTs
- Lightweight and performant setup
- Compatible with the "load more" functionality
- Open popup on page load with a dynamic URL*
- Customize the code to change the arrows and lightbox styling to your liking**
*Visit this URL for an example : https://templates.element.how/elementor-loop-grid-popups-template/#suzy-chen
**For optimal results, you will need to be familiar with CSS and HTML. Give my CSS Course for Elementor Users a go to get you started, if you didn't already.
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9 Responses
Great Job!
Is it possible to have the arrows at the top of the popup to have something like that:
(left arrow | actual post/all posts | right arrow)? For example in an seperate html so I can aligne it perfectly
Best regards
Hey Robert!
Yes this should be possible. Although from your description i'm not 100% certain what you are looking for here exactly... but to change the position of the arrows, you can simply modify the CSS for them.
This part:
.popupSection_arrowNav {
position: fixed;
top: 50%;
transform: translateY(-50%);
left: 4%;
cursor: pointer;
z-index: 99999;
display: none;
animation: fadeElemIn 0.6s forwards ease 0.3s;
opacity: 0;
}
.popupSection_arrowNav.popupSection_rightArrow {
left: initial;
right: 4%;
}
So, you could change top: 50%; to top: 10%; , for example. that would place them near the top. Adjust left and right properties to position them away from the sides.
Good luck and let me know how it goes!
Thank you for your quick response. Maybe my question was a bit confusing. What I mean is something like you can see on this page: https://eightseven.ch/ . If you scroll down to the "Wohnungen" section you will find a list. Clicking on any of the items in this list will open a popup. There, the "Previous" and "Next" buttons are perfectly positioned in the popup.
So is it possible to use the button widget or an additional widget to trigger the next or previous item?
With additional widgets I can adjust the positioning perfectly to all other elements in the popup and also the responsive design becomes easier.
Thanks in advance
Hey Robert! I updated the code in the tutorial (and in the copy paste template) to add compatibility with this.
Simply give any element within your Loop Template the class name
popupSection_leftArrow or
popupSection_rightArrow
and clicking that element will now navigate through the popups.
Cheers!
OMG this is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much for your support!
OK this is the last question. Is it also possible to add a customized close button?
Thanks!
Yes certainly, this is possible. Simply give your element(s) you want to act as closers the class name popupSection_closePopupA11y
Cheers!
I already tried that. Adding a class doesn't work and adding it as attribute works only at the boundaries of the widgets, which means if you click on the text/icon of the button nothing happens.
thanks
Hey Robert!
Change this line:
if (event.target !== e) return;
To this:
if (event.target !== e && !event.target.closest('.popupSection_closePopupA11y')) return;
Adding it as a class should be fine too, no need to use attributes.
If you prefer you can just import the code from the tutorial again, I updated it.
Cheers!