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Daniel Kress
ince HighLevel introduced the new multiple pop-ups per page feature, global header buttons that were previously set to “Open Pop-up” no longer work reliably.
Here’s the problem:
A button in the global header can only be linked to a single pop-up ID.
Each page now has different pop-ups (or sometimes none).
This makes a global header button (like “Get Certified” or “Book a Call”) essentially useless, because it either fails on pages without that specific pop-up or triggers the wrong one.
Why this matters:
Global sections are meant to save time and keep branding consistent.
Right now, we are forced to add custom code snippets per page just to re-map the correct pop-up ID to the global button.
This is fragile, time-consuming, and defeats the purpose of reusable global sections.
Suggested solution:
Please add native support so that a global button can dynamically trigger the correct local pop-up on each page. For example:
Allow us to select a pop-up alias/class instead of a hardcoded ID.
Or, let a global button “inherit” whichever pop-up is available on the current page.
Or, provide a setting to configure different pop-ups per page while still using the same global button.
This would restore the usefulness of global sections and align with the new multi-pop-up flexibility.