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Hello Stephane,

If it comes to the worst would you consider developing your own popup? A modal popup to be specific? I've had luck using UI Bootstrap for Angular. I have total control over its design (size, format, display settings, ect). Simply download the latest verion (0.14.3) and include it on any module on the page where the popup is needed. You can either create a package for it or just use the .min file. The downside to this is that you'd have to use AngularJS as well and be somewhat comfortable with it. I have an example of its use that I can share with you:

You call the modal from your page this way:

Here I'm calling the popup from a button, I'm allowing the built in animation, and I set my template for the modal which is a simple html file that you can customize to your needs along with a controller. In the resolve is where you pass in any variables you need to pass from the page. The modalInstance.result function is what is returned once the modal is closed if that's necessary. Make sure you pass the $uiModal parameter to your pages controller to get access to these functions.

My modal controller which I pass the $uibModalInstance looks like this:

Here I pull the two variables from the parent page and setup my OK and CANCEL functions which handles the two buttons on the modal. You should be able to size the modal any way you'd like with the html as well as manage how it works on a mobile device.

Hopefully this helps you in some way otherwise good luck with editing the dnn modal popup ;)