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

Not like this.

POPUP MAKER

Not like this.

popupmaker

Not like this.

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 Not Using My Theme Styles?

If you find that your popup is not using your theme styles as it should be, then look to your code to make sure your theme styles are applying globally.

This is usually the case when your theme doesn’t have defaults. For example, let’s say you have a CSS selector that looks like this:

#content ul

This is going to apply the styles to lists that are only inside the content <div>. Which means any <ul> elements that you have in a popup will not inherit these styles.

If that is the case, the most effective solution is to make adjustments to the site theme so that the same styles are applied throughout your site.  Contact your theme author or site admin to the request the change if you do not have direct control over the styles in use on your site.

In this example, all it requires is changing your CSS selector from 

#content ul

to

 ul

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