Together with the other tools, it helps cover small but essential parts that many websites need today. Simple, useful, and sometimes indispensable. Meant to be part of every web builder’s toolkit. This is my small contribution and I truly hope it’s useful to many
Info Pop-Up
A free, lightweight cookie consent banner and one-time alert. It uses a browser cookie to remember dismissed users and can reappear after a set number of days.
Info Pop-Up is a simple but flexible banner for common consent and notification needs.
Drag your contents
It adapts to different use cases:
a built-in Read More link is ready for your Terms or Privacy page and can be easily removed to turn the popup into a general notice, announcement, or even an ad-style banner.
Fully customizable (colors, typography, spacing, radius, overlay) to match your design.
For static sites only. One instance per page; use the Global Footer for site-wide display.
A generic delay is actually part of Info Pop-Up Pro’s trigger system, but on its own it’s not very effective, since you can’t sync it with other page events, and it risks showing up while the visitor is reading something else entirely . It works much better when combined with other triggers, especially scroll-based ones , to improve the overall visual experience.
I’ll consider adding it to the Lite version, though as mentioned, I don’t see it as very effective on its own.
Here’s what the Pro banner can do:
Opens:
Immediately on page load
When the user scrolls to a specific ID in your page (supports multiple banners per page, each with its own trigger)
Closes:
On click (including overlay click)
On scroll, with a configurable distance threshold
With a countdown timer in seconds (combinable with other options)
Control:
Configurable number of times shown per session
Cookie-based expiry in days
Multiple independent instances on the same page
What makes Info Pop-Up Pro really powerful isn’t any single feature, it’s the ability to combine triggers, timing, and behavior into interactions that feel intentional and land exactly when they should. The right pop-up, at the right moment, makes all the difference and I’m working on it …
BTW: In the meantime, I’ve already submitted an update ( in review ) that allows you to position the banner anywhere on the screen, not just in the center or at the bottom. It’s already a nice improvement , but I’ll be rolling out more on the free version.
What am I missing? Is it obvious and I am just overlooking it somewhere? How are you creating the “Close” button or just a simple “X” to allow a user to close the window. I’ve been searching and trying different things but, I am unsuccessful creating it.
This update makes this component fully compatible with the Elements AI Assistant. Every option now carries a clear, plain-language description, so the AI understands what each setting does, how the options work together, and the best way to use the component.
Tisi a free component , if you already have, make sure to update it.
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This is my small contribution and I truly hope it’s useful to many 
. It works much better when combined with other triggers, especially scroll-based ones 
, to improve the overall visual experience.
(supports multiple banners per page, each with its own trigger)
(combinable with other options)
very good job 
