Case Study: Customers Designing their own Tool-bar Chat Icon

RumbleTalk chat room can be added to a website or blog in 2 ways, embedded or as a tool-bar chat icon.

Embedded chat Room in a page

Add a chat room as part of the page, as can be seen in here

Tool-bar chat Room
A second option is  floating tool-bar chat room, which is the “jumping” green icon in our homepage. Clicking on it will open the chat room for a group discussion.

Since we launched the ability to customize the chat room floating icon 8 months ago, we saw that thousands of chat rooms used it to created their own style. Here are some examples from our customers.

  • Some chose to use small and delicate icons that are “jumping” up and down based on the floating chat settings.
  • Some chose to use a bigger versions of the floating chat icon.
  • Some used simple icons without text.
  • Some combine the three styles above.
  • If you want to set your own Icon with your own style, you can follow these quick steps.

Step 1: go to the admin panel –> in the chat settings section the new tab called, floating.
Step 2: Set your own icon and width, height, and bounce rate.

 

New Feature: Control your floating web chat settings

The RumbleTalk chatroom platform can be embedded in 2 ways on every web page and blog, through embed or floating web chat.

Here’s how to do it:

1 – Add a chatroom inside a web page (embed it) .
2 – Add a floating chatroom to the footer right of a web page

One of the most requested features in the past year was letting the chat owner to change the floating web chat settings. We are happy to share with you that you can find in RumbleTalk admin panel –> in the chat settings section the new tab called “floating”.

This tab include several fields that let you set your own chatroom:

– Set the height, width of the floating chat.
– Set the number of times the image will bounce up and down.
– Set a new image instead of the default, to show on the right bottom corner.

floating web chat

Now, the floating web chat can be customized on the admin panel. You can now set the size of the chat widget and where it would be placed on your website page. Users can also set the image to their floating chat instead of the default one. This can help in making the chat recognizable to the users.