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Informations about the package hm-popup-block

Popup Block

A lightweight, modern popup block for WordPress that displays any content as a modal dialog.

Features

Trigger Modes

Display Styles

Anchor Positioning

Position popups relative to their trigger button using CSS anchor positioning:

Anchored popups automatically reposition when they would overflow the viewport.

Styling Options

Accessibility

Usage

  1. Add a Popup Block to your page
  2. Set an anchor/ID for the popup (e.g., my-popup)
  3. Add your content inside the popup
  4. Create a button or link with URL #my-popup to trigger it

Exit Intent Popup

  1. Add a Popup Block and set trigger to "On exit intent"
  2. Configure cookie expiration (days before showing again)
  3. The popup will appear when users move to leave the page

Anchored Popup

  1. Add a Popup Block with click trigger
  2. Enable "Use Anchoring" in block settings
  3. Select anchor position (bottom, top, left, right, etc.)
  4. The popup will appear attached to the trigger button

Requirements

Release Process

Releases are cut by the Release GitHub Actions workflow (.github/workflows/release.yml), triggered manually from the Actions tab.

The workflow does everything before the tag exists, then creates the tag once and never touches it again — this keeps every tag immutable, which is what Packagist requires (it rejects tag updates).

Creating a release

  1. Make sure main is green and contains the code you want to ship.
  2. Go to Actions → Release → Run workflow.
  3. Enter the version without a leading v (e.g. 1.2.3).
  4. Run it.

The workflow will then:

  1. Validate the version (must be X.Y.Z) and fail fast if the vX.Y.Z tag already exists.
  2. Build the production assets (npm ci && npm run build).
  3. Stamp the version into popup.php, replacing the __VERSION__ placeholder.
  4. Commit the built assets and stamped version, create an annotated tag vX.Y.Z pointing at that commit, and push the tag — once, never force-pushed.
  5. Build the distribution ZIP with npm run plugin-zip (popup.zip) and publish a GitHub release with auto-generated notes.

The version on main is always the literal placeholder __VERSION__; the real number only ever exists inside a release tag. Follow Semantic Versioning. Because tags are immutable, if a release was wrong, publish a new patch version rather than trying to move a tag.

License

GPL-2.0-or-later

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