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Temporarily disable the registration pop-up

Manage the display of the registration pop-up

Key features • Quickly suspend the pop-up without deleting the existing configuration • Retains marketing settings for future reactivation • Ideal for plan changes, maintenance, or A/B testing

For a hotel, it can be useful to temporarily disable a registration pop-up, for example, when updating your offer or adjusting your marketing strategy. The goal is to hide the pop-up without losing your settings or impacting your website's structure.

Here's how to do it simply from your interface.

Disable the pop-up using the editing tool or the built-in script.

Depending on how your pop-up is integrated (built-in module, marketing script, custom banner), there are two methods to temporarily disable it.

1. Disable the pop-up from the editor (if integrated module)

If your pop-up is an element placed directly on your page or within a global symbol:

  1. Log in to your editing interface.
  2. Access the page or global symbol containing the pop-up.
  3. Select the block that corresponds to the pop-up.
  4. Disable it by hiding it (Display: None) or temporarily removing it from the page.
  5. Publish your changes.

💡 Tip: If the pop-up is used on multiple pages via a global symbol, the change will automatically apply everywhere. Remember to check the entire site before publishing.

2. Disable the pop-up via the marketing script

If your pop-up originates from a marketing tool (e.g., newsletter signup script, marketing automation):

  1. Open the site settings.
  2. Go to the Custom Code tab.
  3. Locate the pop-up script (often placed in the Head or Footer area).
  4. Comment on the script or temporarily remove it.
  5. Publish to apply the deactivation.

💡 Tip: Comment out the script rather than deleting it: this allows you to reactivate the pop-up with one click in future campaigns.

3. Disable via a display condition

If your pop-up is conditional (e.g., visible only in certain contexts):

  1. Open the display conditions panel.
  2. Disable the active condition or replace it with a "never display" condition.
  3. Publish.

This method is ideal if you are performing A/B tests or wish to temporarily limit the display frequency.

Conclusion

Temporarily disabling a signup pop-up is simple and allows you to adjust your marketing efforts without disrupting your visitors' browsing experience. Whether the pop-up is integrated directly or via a script, be sure to save your settings for future reactivation.