Hello from newcomer, Jim. I am trying but cannot find element ID of the element I am trying to use as a trigger. Inspect brings me to info about the element, but no element ID like the example shows. In several tries, I only once saw a “div id” at all, and it was not numeric. So, looking hard but…
Hi there, @Jim_Sutton 
Could you please send me a link to this page? You’d like to use the image with the “Click Me” button as a trigger, right?
Yes, Max, thank you and hello.
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Indeed, your image doesn’t have an ID, so you should manually create a custom ID for your image and add it to your website.
Once it’s done, add this ID to the HTML Element ID field in the trigger settings.
Try it out and let me know if it helped 
Thanks, Max! , though I am at a loss for how to create a custom ID for the image and add to the site. Any pointers? Wondering if this happens often. If I cannot figure out how to add an element ID, maybe switching images is an option. Thanks again
I am finding web articles on such ID creation
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Here is a sample of how it may look: <picture id="id">.
You can replace “id” with any id you have in mind. It can be added right here:
Try it out and let me know if it worked for you
I am looking for the placement place, in elements within inspect, thinking if I find it I can add the string directly there. But unable to locate…
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I must be doing something wrong in trying to find the place to insert. When I do an inspect of the image, it always takes me to the image source URL. I search all around for the ‘picture decoding’ or the 'figure class etc., but no. I have expanded all the triangles and ellipses (…) to try and make sure I am seeing all. I am in elements, assuming I have edit if I find it. I tried another image and similar problem.
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Sorry for the confusion!
I’ve shared a screenshot to help you identify where in the HTML you can add it, but it’s impossible to make changes when inspecting the page.
You should add the ID in the HTML file of your website. Please let me know if this explains things and if it helped
Hello, Max. I went to an in-line form in order to get the page published for use. I think the popup is more elegant, and I will want to get it working that way for other applications. I think you have explained it well, thanks, and I will figure out the mechanics of adding the HTML into the website. I am hoping it can be done from the site editor. Much appreciated, Jim
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Great! If any further questions come, we’ll be happy to advise
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