POOTLEPRESS / WOOHOO BAR

A little bar.
A clear message.

Put your offers, launches and announcements where people can see them. Build notification bars and countdowns with the WordPress block editor.

Watch the quick start guide ↓

Meet WooHoo Bar.

THREE WAYS TO COUNT DOWN

The right timer for your campaign.

01

Fixed countdown

One deadline. Everyone together.

Count down to a specific date and time for a launch, promotion or event.

02

Regular countdown

A fresh countdown each day.

Automatically start and stop your countdown daily, with the same finishing time.

03

Evergreen countdown

A countdown for each visitor.

Start a personalised, time-limited campaign when someone arrives on your website.

You can also hide the notification bar when its countdown finishes.

SMALL SPACE. USEFUL POSSIBILITIES.

Give your next message a home.

Share an offer

Bring a special offer to the top of your shop or a selected product category.

Announce a launch

Give visitors a clear message and a countdown to your new product.

Grow your mailing list

Use a compatible third-party block, such as Mailchimp, inside your notification bar.

MAKE IT FIT YOUR WEBSITE

Your blocks. Your design.

Style every detail

Choose colours, gradients, background images, bar height and typography. Use third-party Gutenberg blocks alongside your message.

Choose the position

Place your bar at the top or bottom of the website, with sticky display options.

Choose the pages

Target WooCommerce products and categories, or add a bar to a specific WordPress page.

Choose the devices

Show your bar on desktop, mobile or both.

GET WOOHOO BAR

Pick the licence that fits.

1 site

$49

5 sites

$75

25 sites

$99

Lifetime licence also available for $199.

GETTING STARTED

Your first bar, step by step.

Watch the quick start guide, then open any step below for the details.

Follow the guide.

1. Add your first WooHoo Bar

To add your first WooHoo Bar, go to your dashboard and click on WooHoo Bars.

Then click add new.

WooHoo Bar settings in the WordPress editor
2. Choose a starting layout

There are three WooHoo Bar types listed below.

  • Text and button
  • Text and countdown timer
  • Start from scratch (add any Gutenberg block into the bar)
WooHoo Bar settings in the WordPress editor
3. Add your message and end time

The Fixed Timer will be selected by default. This can be changed by clicking on the block transform icon (more details below)

WooHoo Bar settings in the WordPress editor
4. Choose your countdown type

If you want to change the Countdown Timer type click on the WooHoo Bar Block and then click on the Block Transform Icon (see video below)

There are three Countdown timers to choose from

  • Fixed Countdown Timer – counts down to a date and time in the future
  • Regular Countdown Timer – counts down to the same time every day (then restarts)
  • Evergreen Countdown Timer – count down starts for each visitor when they land on the website. So each visitor has a personalised count down.

How to change the Countdown Timer Type

5. Customise the design

There are lots and lots of customisation options.

  • Change bar colour (including gradients)
  • Change bar height
  • Add a background image to the bar
  • Change font type, size and colour
  • Change countdown timer font, size and colour
  • Set to centre or justify the content
  • And much more 🙂
6. Set the position and devices

Click on Layout in the right hand customizer to see the options listed below

  • Set bar to show at the top
  • Set bar to show fixed to the top
  • Set bar to show at the bottom
  • Set bar to show fixed to the bottom
  • Set bar to show on desktop, mobile or both
WooHoo Bar settings in the WordPress editor
7. Choose where the bar appears

Visibility Options include

  • Never (inactive) – the bar won’t show on the website – this is the default setting
  • Everywhere – the bar will show on the whole website
  • On Selected Categories – the bar will only show on specific WooCommerce Categories (if ticked)
WooHoo Bar settings in the WordPress editor
8. Publish your WooHoo Bar
WooHoo Bar settings in the WordPress editor
9. Add a bar to a specific page

To add a WooHoo Bar to a specific page, just go to the page you want it to show on and add the WooHoo Bar block to that page 😉

Ready to share your next message?