In Webflow, how can I make buttons on a page trigger a pop-up modal that is not nested within components?

To make buttons on a page trigger a pop-up modal in Webflow that is not nested within components, you can follow these steps:

1. Create the Modal Container:

• Drag and drop a div block onto your page where you want the modal to appear.
• Style the div block to give it the desired size and position on the page.
• Set the initial state of the div block to display: none to hide the modal by default.

1. Create the Button:

• Drag and drop a button element onto your page where you want the trigger button to be.
• Style the button as desired.
• Give the button a unique class name to target it with interactions.

1. Create the Interaction:

• Select the trigger button by clicking on it, then go to the Interactions panel.
• Click on the + New Interaction button to create a new interaction.
• Choose the Mouse Click trigger for the interaction.
• Select the Affect different element option and choose the modal container.
• Set the first action to Display and choose Block to show the modal. You can also add animations and transitions here if desired.
• Create a second action to Display the modal as None to hide it when needed, such as clicking outside the modal.

1. Test and Adjust:

• Preview the page or publish it to see the interaction in action.
• If needed, adjust the styling, positioning, and animations of the modal container and the button to achieve the desired look and feel.

This method allows you to create pop-up modals without nesting them within components, giving you more flexibility and control over their placement on the page.

Additional Questions:

1. How do I style the pop-up modal in Webflow?
2. Can I add custom interactions to the pop-up modals in Webflow?
3. Is it possible to have multiple pop-up modals on a single page in Webflow?