How Does WPFront Notification Bar Pro Target Notifications?

Build a notification

WPFront Notification Bar Pro lets you create multiple bars for promotions, announcements, news, and other messages. Write each message in the advanced editor. Shortcodes are processed within the message, and you can add an optional button that opens a URL or executes JavaScript.

Choose where and when it appears

Select the pages and posts where a bar should appear. User-role selection lets you target guest users or another selected group. Set Start and End dates to define the period when the notification is active.

Set a delay in seconds before the bar appears, or use Display on Scroll to control when it becomes visible instead of showing it immediately on page load. You can also conceal the bar on small devices when the message does not suit those screens.

Set its position and visitor controls

Place the bar at the top or bottom of the page, or keep it fixed as a sticky bar. Set its height and personalize its colors. You can provide a close button, select how many seconds pass before the bar closes automatically, and show a Reopen Button so visitors can access it again after closing it.

Configure and preview

After adding the extension to your WordPress site, open its settings and create a notification. Write the message, optionally add a button, choose the bar position, and adjust its appearance. Configure timing, visitor controls, targeting, and dates before selecting the pages or posts where the bar should appear.

The bar does not display on wp-admin pages, except on the notification bar settings page, where it previews your changes. The extension source states that it does not collect personal information. Use the settings information and troubleshooting resources associated with WPFront Notification Bar for descriptions of options or help reviewing a configuration.