Delwar Hossain

QuickFloat Chat creates a customizable floating WhatsApp button on your website.
<h3>🟢 Key Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Custom Icons: Upload your own logo or image.</li>
<li>Animations: Zoom, Fade, and Slide effects.</li>
<li>Shape Control: Circle, Square, or Rounded.</li>
<li>One Click Chat: Direct WhatsApp redirection.</li>
<li>Position Control: Left or Right alignment.</li>
<li>Device Visibility: Hide on Desktop or Mobile.</li>
<li>Analytics: Track clicks.</li>
</ul>

QuickFloat Chat

A simple and lightweight floating chat widget with custom icons, animations, and analytics.

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Chat Everywhere allows you to make any element in your website be able to open a WhatsApp or a Telegram chat just adding a class to it. Using Chat Everywhere you’ll be able to build a rich contact page adding two popular chat apps to your contact options.
There are already a few of great plugins which allows you to put a floating button in your website to allow your visitors to contact you through WhatsApp or Telegram and they offers a lot of customization, but sometimes it happened to me to find useful to use a simple, normal button to open a chat or a menu item or even a normal textual link. So I decided to develop this really simple but useful (to me) plugin and to share it with the WordPress community, hoping it could help someone else 🙂
In the settings page you can:
<pre><code>- optionally choose a class name which will be used by the plugin to open a chat handling the onclick event. For Whatsapp the default name of this class will be whatsapp_everywhere, for Telegram... telegram_everywhere :)
- For WhatsApp you'll have to set the phone number, for Telegram you'll have to specify the Telegram username
- For WhatsApp you can optionally set a short text your website's visitors will can use to start the chat (by default it is empty)
</code></pre>
The last thing you have to do is to add the chosen class to any element you want open a chat: it could be a menu item, a button, a textual link, an image, anything… The way you have to do this depends on the way you build your pages
That’s all. Have a good chat!

Chat Everywhere

Open a WhatsApp or a Telegram chat just adding a class to any html element!

QuickFloat Chat vs Chat Everywhere