Trigger a popup with text in CSS and Elementor | How to open a popup when you click on a text link

Learn how to trigger and activate a popup with simple text in CSS and Elementor Pro! First create a popup template in Elementor Pro and WordPress, then add a selector. To make a popup appear when you click on a word or piece of text on your page, simply create a text link and call out this selector using a simple line of CSS code!

This tutorial is using Elementor builder (Pro version – download using the link below) and CSS.

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SIMPLE CUSTOM CSS AND JS PLUGIN:

To use custom CSS code with Elementor FREE, I am using the Simple Custom CSS and JS plugin for WordPress that you can download here:

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