Someone who has scrolled halfway down is interested; someone who just arrived has not decided yet.
On Scroll holds the popup back until the visitor has read far enough to be worth asking.
For every Popup Builder setting in one place, see the Popup Builder block guide.
Before You Start
- Edition: Pro — the Popup Builder block is part of Nexter Blocks Pro.
- Block to enable: Popup Builder, switched on under Nexter > Blocks in your WordPress dashboard.
- The popup’s content decided: a short message, a form, or a saved pattern to load into it.
Learn via Video Tutorial
Steps
- Add the Popup Builder block to your page and click Design from Scratch.
- In the Content panel, choose a Type and set the popup’s size.

- Set Content Type and add what the popup should show.

- Open Display Conditions and switch On Scroll on.

- Set Scroll Offset (PX) to how far down the page the visitor should be before the popup opens.
- Publish the page and test it on the front end.
A popup can have more than one display condition switched on at once. Leave On Button Click on only if you also want the button to open it.
How It Behaves
- The popup opens once the visitor passes the offset — with an offset of 300 on a 2056 pixel page, scrolling to 900 pixels opened it.
- The offset is measured in pixels from the top of the page.
- The popup opens once; scrolling back up and down again does not reopen it.
- It pairs well with a per visitor limit so regular readers are not asked repeatedly.
Limitations
- Pro only.
- On a page shorter than the offset there is nothing to scroll, so the popup never opens. Check the offset against your shortest page.
- Scroll distance in pixels means different things on a phone and a wide monitor.
- Visitors who jump straight to a section with an anchor link may pass the offset instantly.
Troubleshooting
The popup never opens
The page is probably shorter than the offset. Lower it and test again.
It opens immediately
The offset is very small, or another condition such as On Page Load is also on.











