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How To Use the Modal Widget By Element Pack Pro

In this documentation, we will show you how to customize the Modal widget presented by Element Pack Pro . Inserting The Modal Widget Open your page in the...

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In this documentation, we will show you how to customize the Modal widget presented by Element Pack Pro.

Inserting The Modal Widget

Inserting The Modal Widget

Open your page in the Elementor editor, search by the Modal widget name, and then drag and drop it on the page.

Note: You need both Elementor and Element Pack Pro installed to use this widget.

Content Tab Customizations

Layout Section

Go to Content > Layout

Layout Section

Come to the Layout section, find the Layout ( Default, Splash Screen, Exit Popup, On Scroll, and Custom Link), Modal Width, Show Modal Header, and Show Modal Footer options.

Trigger Button Section

Go to Content > Trigger Button

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Here find the Trigger Button Text, Alignment, Size, Icon, Icon Position, and Icon Spacing options.

Go to Content > Modal Header

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Here find the Modal Header Text, and Alignment options.

Go to Content > Modal Content

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Come to the Modal Content section, and find the Select Source( Custom Content, Elementor Template, AE Template, and Link Section), Custom Content Field, and Alignment options.

Go to Content > Modal Footer

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Here find the Modal Footer Text Field, and Alignment options.

Additional Section

Go to Content > Additional

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Here find the Overflow Scroll, Modal Close Button( Default, Outside, and No Close Button), Close Button Dealy Show, Full Screen, and Center Position options.

Work with The Style Tab

Trigger Button Section

Go to Style > Trigger Button

Step-1

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Come to the Trigger Button section, you will find two tabs section; Normal and Hover.

In the Normal tab section, find the Trigger Button Text Color, Background Color, Border Type, Border Width, Border Color, Border Radius, Padding, Box Shadow, and Typography options.

Step-2

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In the Hover tab section, find the Trigger Button Text Color, Background Color, Border Color, and Hover Animation options.

Go to Style > Modal Close Button

Step-1

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Come to the Modal Close Button section, you will find two tabs section; Normal and Hover.

In the Normal tab section, find the Modal Close Button Color, Background Color, Border Type, Border Width, Border Color, Border Radius, Padding, Margin, and Icon Size options.

Step-2

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In the Hover tab section, find the Modal Close Button Color, Background Color, and Hover Animation options.

Go to Style > Modal Header

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Here find the Modal Header Text Color, Background Color, Border Type, Border Width, Border Color, Padding, Box Shadow, and Typography options.

Go to Style > Modal Content

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Here find the Modal Content Text Color, Background Color, Border Radius, Padding, and Typography options.

Go to Style > Modal Footer

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Here find the Modal Footer Color, Background Color, Border Type, Border Width, Border Color, Border Radius, Padding, Box Shadow, and Typography options.

Additional Section

Go to Style > Additional

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Come to the Additional section, find the Overlay Background Color, and Opacity options.

All done! You have successfully customized the Modal widget on your website.

Video Assist

You can also watch the tutorial video about the Modal widget. Please visit the demo page for examples.

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