Owari Robo · Documentation

Position and appearance

Choose the image on Robo's button and where it appears. Keep it easy to find without covering other buttons on the website.

For anyone editing the website

Change the image on the button

The floating button can show your logo or another image you choose. This is the button visitors tap to open the chat.

  1. Open the appearance settings

    In the customer's workspace, go to Settings. In the website chat area, open Appearance.

  2. Set the button image

    In Widget Launcher Image URL, paste the public HTTPS link to the image. Launcher means the button that opens the chat. This field uses an image link; it is separate from Header image URL, which changes the picture inside the chat header.

  3. Save and check the website

    Click Save, wait about a minute and reload the website. Changing only the button image does not require replacing the installation code.

Choose a free corner

If WhatsApp already sits on the right, put Robo on the left. The operator can choose the corner in Site and Widget.

Two buttons overlap in the same cornerTwo buttons overlap in the same corner
Same corner: one button covers the other.
Robo and the other button are in opposite cornersRobo and the other button are in opposite corners
Opposite corners: both remain easy to use.

Leave space above another button

You can also move Robo upward using the website's CSS. This example uses 96 pixels; adjust it to your layout.

Example code · adapt to your website

Example: move the button upward

Paste into your stylesheet. If the installation tag includes data-robo-offset-bottom, its value takes priority. Ask for an updated snippet before relying on the CSS.

css
#owari-robo-widget {
  --owari-robo-widget-offset-y: 96px;
}

@media (max-width: 720px) {
  #owari-robo-widget {
    --owari-robo-widget-offset-y-mobile: 96px;
  }
}

Use a button from your own page

You can hide the floating button and use your own opener. Add data-robo-launcher="none" to the existing installation tag.

Example code · adapt to your website

Example: a custom chat button

This complete example has a fictional workspace. Use the values from your operator and replace the existing tag; do not add a second widget script. Place the click script after the button.

html
<!-- EXAMPLE: ask your operator for your assistant's real code. -->
<script
  defer
  src="https://dev-robo.owarilabs.com/widget.js?v=v1"
  data-robo="your-workspace-slug"
  data-robo-version="v1"
  data-robo-locale="en"
  data-robo-host="https://dev-robo.owarilabs.com"
  data-robo-launcher="none"
></script>

<button type="button" id="open-robo">Chat with us</button>

<script>
  document.getElementById("open-robo").addEventListener("click", () => {
    window.OwariRobo?.toggle();
  });
</script>