Brand Assets

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Below are a few guidelines for using Popup Maker’s brand resources, please take a moment to familiarize yourself with them. You can download individual assets in each section, or you can download everything all at once below.

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Our Name is Popup Maker

Popup Maker is two words. Always capitalize the P and the M.

Brand Name

PopupMaker

Not like this.

popup maker

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POPUP MAKER

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popupmaker

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Popup Maker Colors

These are Popup Maker’s brand colors – copy the color codes below.

Brand Colors

Primary

#1dbe61

Light

#21db6f

Base

#1dbe61

Popup Maker Logo

These are Popup Maker’s marks & logos – copy or download in PNG/SVG format.

Logos & Marks

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Popup Maker Historical Branding

These are Popup Maker’s past marks, logos & colors. Here for fun and archives.

Historical Marks, Logos & Colors
Popup Maker Logo - Archived
Popup Maker Logo - Archived
Popup Maker - Mark - Archived
Popup Maker - Mark - Archived

Primary

#9ab927

Light

#a8cb29

Base

#2d2d2d

Gray 1

#626262

Gray 2

#cacaca

Gray 3

#dfdfdf
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Why Is my Popup Appearing Behind My Header or Other Element?

There are 2 possible causes:

  1. The z-index value for the navigation menu (or site header) for your site theme is higher than normal.

    • Compensate for this by increasing the z-index value of your popup. 

    • In the Popup Editor, go to: 

      • ‘Popup Settings’ -> 

      • ‘Display’ option tab -> 

      • ‘Advanced’ option category -> 

      • ‘Popup Z-index’ selector



    • The default value for ‘Popup Z-Index’ is 1999999999. Add a few 0s to the end of each number. This increases the z-index value for the popup compared to the z-index value for the site theme. 


    This typically fixes a problem of this sort. 


  2. Your site theme is likely including the WordPress function ‘wp_footer()’ inside a <div> with a z-index value not set to ‘auto’.
    • Locate the template file in your theme that contains the function ‘wp_footer()’. 
    • Locate the containing <div> in that template file, and find the z-index value assigned to that <div>.  
    • Change the z-index value of the page template <div> from an {integer-value} to ‘auto’.
    • Move the function ‘wp_footer()’ outside of the <div> container within the template file.

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