Add more controls for moving the widget on the page

Wishlist Click to Call
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Currently it’s possible to select only bottom right / left position for the floating button. If we need to move it a bit higher on the page. it can be done with the CSS code:

.global-styles,
[class^="Main__Component"] {
bottom: 80px !important;
}

Yet it’d be great if we can control it via the widget settings.

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Also, we’d like to select position like top right, top left, etc.
It can be achieved by this code:

.global-styles,
[class^="Main__Component"] {
bottom: auto;
top: 10px;
}
.global-styles, .eapp-click-to-call-window-component {
bottom: auto;
top: 300px;
}

Please add such functionality to the widget settings :slight_smile:

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I believe a great addition to the Click to call app would be the ability to change the position of the button. Two apps that I saw have this were the All-In-One Chatbot, and the AI Chatbot.
Right now, the only way to change the button’s position is through CSS & HTML, so the button overlaps the other apps on the website that do not have the ability to be moved side to side, or up and down.

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Here is a photo example of what would be lovely to have for the call button for this app as well.

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Hi there, @Aubriana_Wykoff :waving_hand:

Thank you so much for the feedback!

I agree that it would be great to have more flexible position controls, and this idea is already on the Wishlist. I’ve moved your comment to the related thread, where we’ll keep you updated.

As for now, you can use the CSS codes from the messages above to adjust the position of the widget :slightly_smiling_face:

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Make “call” button positioning adjustable, like you have with the “form” button.

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Hi there and welcome aboard, @Yuriy_Kabanets :waving_hand:

Thanks a heap for the feedback!

I totally that it would be great to have a more flexible position controls and this request is already on the Wishlist. I’ve merged your comment with the existing request, where we’ll collect more votes from the community for the feature consideration.

In the meantime, you can use the CSS codes from the 1st and 2nd messages of this thread to adjust the button’s position :slightly_smiling_face: