Hi Nick. Iād be happy to walk you through adding a popup form. This should work with any element thatās wrapped inside a Div Block or Container, so I donāt expect much issue with a 3rd party form (save for potentially some styling issues, but we can address that once youāve got it set up). (I apologize for not being able to make you a quick video on this right now, but hopefully this helps.)
As an example, here I have a button and have built my popup form.
Select your button, and go to the Interactions panel. Set up a āMouse Click (tap)ā interaction on the button. For āOn first clickā, youāll just add a Show/Hide interaction for the element that contains your HTML Embed. Make sure to choose the display mode towards the bottom. Do the same for āOn second clickā, creating a new animation that hides the element.
Now, click on the element that wraps your embed and set the display mode for the element that wraps my HTML Embed to ānoneā
You should now be able to preview your site and click the button to show / hide your form. You can play with this a little bit and add the Hide animation to a āCloseā button inside your form and using relative / absolute positioning to center the pop-up on the page. Let me know if I can assist any further with this.
Awesome! Glad to hear it. Would you mind taking a moment to click the Solution button on my previous post? Itāll help other users who may stumble on this thread with a similar issue. Thanks!