Date appearance in text box

the popup has a date and for the first popup it is 10. marts 2021 and that should be the date on the box?
Where is the info of which popup has to be opend? – Now it is always the same popup ! ?
When you have layouted it completely – that will be the time to discuss how to obtain that.
That should be possible because the popups are allready in the DOM.

if that date isn’t listed in the DOM – from where should i take the info?
Now there is only one popup opening.

I did the same on the text block next to (a-j)

where do i see that – what is a-j
show it with screenshots where to find what you mentioned – show me in the DOM where to find that “publishing date”

I will now try to explain it again.
When I click a link, I usually see a link target inside the DOM. I can follow this link target and try to find something there, which gives me the possibility to find out the publication date of the entry.
It already starts with the fact that I don’t even see which popup it will open with the popup maker.
There is no hint for it in the DOM.
So this is now going to curb even my enthusiasm to read into the plugin/script to offer you a solution. Here ends now my support for you for this request.
Sorry

What might be usefull is if on your popup the publishing date is noted ( you can set it to display: none if you like ) but it has to be in the DOM.
if you add this to your child-theme functions.php

function shortcode_for_publishing_date_of_posts(){
 return get_the_date();
}
add_shortcode( 'post_published', 'shortcode_for_publishing_date_of_posts' );

you can insert this shortcode to the post ( your popups ) by :

<span class="date-published">[post_published]</span>

now you will have on your popups the publishing date.

now i can see that there are classes given to the trigger : 1, 2, 3 etc. if i click the p tag with class 1 – the popup with a given data-popmake with slug=1 will open.

i will have a look if i can use that! – but it is first a manual insertion with that shortcode above. – If you do not want to do that – i see no chance to get it.

so can you do that on f.e. the first “Sony WH-1000XM4 headset bundle kampagne ” where there is now “10. marts 2021” with that shortcode – after that i can try on developer settings if my selectors will work.

What I don’t understand is why the standard trigger classes are no longer available. Normally a trigger on PUM is defined as class eg: popmake-2023 the opening popup has then the ID: pum-2023 ; this would be much easier to select than via a slug that hides in a data-attribute.

see here from a demo page of popupmaker:

View post on imgur.com

now try this in your child-theme functions.php:

function show_date_of_popup(){
?>
<script type="text/javascript">	
(function($) {
	$(document).ready(function(){ 	  
		$('.pum-trigger').each(function() {
			var pumPopup = $('.pum').css('display');
			var trigger_name = $(this).attr('class').split(' ')[0];
			var publishingDate = $(this).closest('#top').find('#'+trigger_name+' .date-published').text();
			var date_published = $('<span class="puplished">'+publishingDate+'</span>');
			$(this).append(date_published);	
		});
	});	
})(jQuery);	       
</script>
<?php
}
add_action('wp_footer', 'show_date_of_popup', 9999);

i can not see if the container of the pum-trigger will grow if the span is inserted.
after that we had to find the right css

PS : don’t know why your extra class is at the beginning – on my test installation it is after pum-trigger

try:

.pum-trigger {
  display: grid;
}
.pum-trigger .puplished {
    position: relative;
    padding: 3px 0 0;
    text-align: right;
}

PPS: can you change one publishing date of the popup to a different one.
and place that function on your child theme functions.php after the shortcode function of the date