@robfresh – You can add the video embed code to a popup and then if you can add a class to the button add the popmake class that is generated for that popup.
If you can’t add a class directly to the button then you can do something like
<span class=”popmake-123″>[button]</span>
Change the 123 to match the correct ID of the new popup you create.
Hope this helps.
daniel,
Thanks for the reply.
I’ve tried to do what you said, but i just can’t get it working. here are the different versions of what I’ve tried:
[button <button class=”popmake-2878″>test me 1</button>]
<button class=”popmake-2878″ size=”medium” type=”primary” icon=”” external=”0″>test me 2</button>
<span>test me 3</span>
[button class=”popmake-2878″ text=”Test me 4″ size=”medium” type=”primary” icon=”” external=”0″]
am i missing something or doing it wrong?
or do i have to ass something into my .css files to make the popmake class work?
Thanks
don’t know if this will help but the button I’m trying to add it to is the “showreel” one on my homepage:
http://www.freshcutcreative.co.uk
the attempts in the previous message i tested out on a new test page so as not to break my homepage in the mean time.
Thanks,
Rob
@robfresh – Is your popup set to load on those pages? When editing the popup check the “Targeting Conditions” box. Any page you plan to use it on must be targeted. Sounds like the popup simply isn’t loaded.
