In this quick Elementor guide, I show you exactly how to create a popup that opens on a button click—step by step. I start inside the WordPress dashboard by going to Templates → Popups and adding a new popup template. From there, I pick a pre-designed popup from Elementor’s library, insert it, and then clean up the layout so it looks professional (centered content, fit-to-content height, and proper vertical/horizontal alignment). I also switch the content width to full width if you want a cleaner, more modern look. Next, I walk you through the popup settings using the gear icon in the lower-left corner. I enable the close button, then fine-tune the Advanced options like avoiding multiple popups, disabling page scrolling, and preventing closing on ESC or overlay—these small tweaks make the experience feel intentional and user-friendly. Finally, I publish the popup, set display conditions/triggers/rules as needed, and then link it to your button by editing the button in Elementor, clicking the link settings gear, choosing “Popup” as the action, and selecting your popup. Once you hit update, your button will trigger the popup exactly the way you want.