About this plugin
TomAwesome Modal Notices lets you create unlimited, independently configured modal windows without relying on an external service.
Create the displayed message with the familiar WordPress editor, then choose where, when, and how it appears. Every modal can have its own trigger, targeting rules, schedule, frequency, position, colors, typography, animation, close button, and confirmation action.
Display triggers
- On page load
- After a configurable delay
- After the visitor scrolls a selected percentage
- Desktop exit intent
- Click on an element matching a CSS selector
Targeting and scheduling
- Entire website
- Homepage only
- Selected pages, posts, or custom content
- Selected public post types
- Categories, tags, and public taxonomies
- Archive pages
- Content ID exclusions
- Optional start and end date/time
Frequency controls
- Every page load
- Once per browser session
- Once per visitor
- Repeat after a configurable number of days
- Frequency tracked across the website or separately for each page
Design and accessibility
- Centered modal, top or bottom banner, side, or corner placement
- Responsive dimensions, padding, colors, typography, and button hover colors
- Fade, scale, and directional slide animations
- Optional close button and customizable confirmation button
- Keyboard focus management, focus trapping, Escape-to-close, dialog semantics, and reduced-motion support
The plugin loads its frontend CSS and JavaScript only when at least one published modal matches the current request. It creates no custom database tables, contains no advertising, and makes no requests to external services.
Privacy
TomAwesome Modal Notices does not collect or transmit personal data and does not contact the plugin author or any third party.
When a modal uses a frequency setting other than Every page load, the plugin stores the modal ID and display time in browser sessionStorage or localStorage. This local value is used only to determine when that modal may appear again. Clearing browser storage resets the frequency rule.
The plugin adds suggested disclosure text to the WordPress Privacy Policy Guide. Site owners remain responsible for determining whether and how their use of modals and browser storage must be disclosed under applicable law.