ID Image Ad Popup & Roadblock

Yes. Version 1.2 introduced a Custom Post Type architecture and later versions keep it. You can create unlimited independent popups, each with its own images, display rules, schedule, and tracking, all managed from the Popup Ad menu in your admin sidebar.

Yes. Upload a desktop image and a mobile image in the Media tab. If one is missing, the popup is automatically hidden on that device so you never see broken images or empty containers.

It controls the popup width on devices under 768px, as a percentage of the viewport. Default is 90%. Set a lower value if you want smaller popups on phones, or 100% for edge-to-edge.

When on, the popup displays your site logo (the one set in Customizer, Site Identity, Logo) above the popup image at the top-left. It uses the current logo automatically, so if you change the logo in the Customizer, the popup updates too.

Yes. Set a Start Date and Time, an End Date and Time, or both. Each boundary is evaluated independently, so you can run an end-date-only sunset campaign without setting a start date.

Yes. As of 2.0.0, start and end dates are compared using the WordPress timezone from Settings, General, Timezone. Before 2.0.0 the plugin used the server timezone, which could cause popups to fire early or late on hosts where the two differed.

Yes. Use the Display Rules dropdown and pick Specific Page(s), Specific Post(s), or (when WooCommerce is active) Specific Product Page(s). A live search picker lets you find items by name without needing to know IDs.

Yes. When WooCommerce is active, two extra rules appear: All Product Pages and Specific Product Page(s).

Yes. The Home Page rule was improved in 2.0.0 to reliably detect the site root even on Elementor-built or custom-template homepages that bypass the standard WordPress main query.

Open your popup ad from Popup Ad, All Popup Ads, click the Tracking tab, turn on Enable Tracking, and set a unique Popup ID slug. The plugin then pushes popup_view, popup_click, and popup_close events to the browser dataLayer, and also adds an HTML id matching your slug to the popup link so existing DOM-based GTM triggers work. Wire matching Custom Event triggers in GTM and register popup_id as a custom dimension in GA4 to see per-popup reports.

Just enter that same slug (technology_popup_ad) in the Popup ID field on the Tracking tab. The plugin will output the popup link with that HTML ID, and your existing trigger and tag will fire without any GTM changes.

Auto Close After (s) sets how many seconds after opening the popup automatically closes. Set it to 0 to disable auto-close entirely and keep the popup open until the visitor closes it.

Yes. Every popup is rendered independently. If two published popups both match the current page and current schedule, both will show. Use scheduling and display rules to control which one appears when.

The plugin automatically detects your old settings and migrates them into a new popup post called Default Popup on the first admin load after upgrading. No data is lost, no manual steps are needed.

As of 2.0.0, the plugin ships with a proper uninstall.php that removes all popup posts (Custom Post Type entries and their meta) and clears the plugin's own options. If you only Deactivate the plugin, your data stays intact.

Yes. All 2.x versions preserve every option key, meta key, hook, and shortcode from previous versions. Your existing popups keep their settings and keep working without any manual changes.