Tim Strifler

Hi there,

Our modal popup feature currently only supports click triggers. We would like to expand this to a full popup builder with automatic triggers as you described, but I don’t have an ETA on that yet.

Hi James,

Tim here. I’m the new owner of Exclusive Addons. As Muntasir mentioned, we’ve been in the transition phase, so I sincerely apologize for the poor response times. We’re migrating Exclusive Addons into the processes in our existing WP product business, and we’ve had a few hiccups along the way. And yes, one of the hiccups was a temporary bit of malware that happened while we were transitioning the site from the previous hosting to our new hosting. That has all been resolved now luckily.

Were you able to get your question answered? If not, please send an email to [email protected] and I’ll make sure you get helped right away.

You’re welcome! I’m excited to put Forminator to use on more client sites, as well as integrate it with my own plugins ??

Keep up the great work guys!

That’s a great point Mika. If it’s all one person managing the sites, then multisite can definitely be useful.

Does the whole site need to be different for every store? Could you make just different profile pages for every store? So for example, there’s a menu item for “Store Locations” and when you visit that page you can choose a store. Each store page has the photo of the manager, map to location and anything else specific to that store. You could make the page URLS something like thestore.com/locations/losangeles using “Parent Pages” or don’t use parent pages so it would be thestore.com/losangeles.

You could set up a unique page template so that the store profile pages almost look like homepages. But this way, the seasonal offers, blog, etc. will still be the same.

Hi there,

If the sites have nothing to do with each other then it probably doesn’t make much sense to make it a multisite. A multisite network only has one wp-content folder which means all the sites on the network share the same plugins and themes. You could set up a domain mapping plugin to map your domains to the subsites, but in my opinion, separate installations of WordPress would make more sense. If the sites are going to be managed differently and have no relation, then it’s probably better to go with just separate installations.

To make orange.com/blog your WordPress installation then simply place a folder via FTP inside your orange.com folder. So if all of these domains are on one VPS, then it would be something like public_html/oranges.com/blog … And then just go through the normal WordPress installation process.

Hope this helps..

Hi there,

You should check out this plugin here: https://pippinsplugins.com/sugar-modal-windows-plugin/

It’s a Premium Plugin but it sounds like it will do exactly what you need. Also, it’s by Pippin Williamson who is a very reputable plugin author in the WordPress world.