How to Create Multiple Popups Per Page in Sparkforge
The Sparkforge page builder supports multiple popups per page, each with its own trigger (delay, exit intent, or click), styling, and content. Manage them from the Popup Settings panel and reorder by drag to control z-index.
You can run multiple popups on a single funnel or website page in Sparkforge — each with its own content, position, trigger, and priority. Fire a welcome offer after three seconds, an exit-intent form when someone tries to leave, and a bonus form on a button click, all without cloning pages or writing scripts.
How to Create a Popup
- Open any page in the Site or Funnel Builder.
- Click Popup Settings in the top navigation bar.
- In the sidebar, click + Create New Popup and give it a descriptive name.
- Click the pencil icon next to the popup. Edit it like any section — add text, forms, buttons, images, video, or countdown timers.
Manage Multiple Popups
From the Popup Settings panel:
- Create New: Add another popup.
- Edit or Delete: Pencil icon to edit, trash icon to delete.
- Reorder: Drag the two-line handle to set priority. Higher in the list means higher z-index.
Customize Appearance and Position
- Position: Left, center, or right.
- Visual styling: Background color, overlays, spacing, and content elements work the same as page sections.
- Sizing: Padding, margins, and max width tunable per device.
Set Triggers
Each popup has its own trigger:
- Delay: Show after N seconds.
- Exit Intent: Show when the visitor moves to leave the page.
- None: Manually triggered, usually wired to a button, image, or text link.
To set a trigger, select the popup, open the Settings tab, and choose your option from the Show Popup On dropdown. For Delay, enter the number of seconds.
Link Popups to Buttons, Images, or Text
- Select a button, image, or text element on the page.
- In the Link To dropdown, choose Open Popup.
- Pick the popup from the dropdown.
Recent Improvements
Column resizing inside popups now holds layout more reliably when you adjust column widths. Mobile touch handling — scrolling, tapping, and dismissing popups — feels smoother across phones and tablets.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I prioritize one popup over another?
Can each popup have its own trigger?
What if two popups share the same trigger?
Can visitors close a popup themselves?
How do I track popup conversions?
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