In order to add the widget to your website, a short HTML code should be added right before the </body> tag in the source code of your web pages.
The code below may be copied and placed on your website safely.
* Make sure the answerbot_id parameter is filled out correctly. and contains the ID of an active Answerbot (e.g. abXXXXXXX).
* You may found a ready HTML code with the answerbot_id parameter already set via the Widget editor page. Go to Answerbots page
| Parameter | Options | Default |
|---|---|---|
| answerbot_id A unique identifier for your widget. Can be found in Widget editor page. | ||
| theme Optimizing for light or dark websites. | light dark | light |
| color Main color of the theme, titles, widget opener. | HEX / HTML color | #306ECE |
| button_label Text on the button that opens the widget. | Text | ? |
| button_fill Main color filling for widget opener. | true false | true |
| button_position Choose the button positioning on screen. | bottom-left bottom-right bottom-center top-left top-right middle-left middle-right | bottom-right |
| button_hide Hides the button from the screen. | true false | false |
| title Appears at the top of the widget when open. | Text | Support |
| open_widget Automatically open widget on page load. | true false | false |
Different parameters may be used on different pages of your website.
There are 2 ways to trigger the widget to open up.
Example for a button that triggers the widget.
Notice the onClick event is calling the toggle_answerbot() JS function.