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Integrate Subiz on some website platforms
How to integrate Subiz on some popular website platforms
Follow 4 steps to install Subiz by plugin on WordPress:
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4 steps to install Subiz on WordPress
- Install Plugin Subiz Log in to your Wordpress account > Open Admin Panel > Plugins > Add New > Find Subiz plugin and click on Install Now
- Installations of Subiz widget After installing Subiz plugin > Go to Settings > Subiz > Installations > Enter License ID (see your Subiz License ID) > Click Install Subiz Widget Note: You can also change to new Subiz account by filling a new license ID > Save changes
- Widget Customize You can choose Widget color and chat button that match your website > Save changes
- Browser's Notification Options Set up Push Notifications on browser of user, there are 3 styles for Notification Button > Select the style > SaveNote:
- Style 1: you can change the logo image and content message for Notification invitation.
- Styles 2 and 3: you can choose an image to user as Notification button (CTA notification button) that are appropriate for the website and your require.
- Open WordPress Admin Panel > Appearance > Editor
- Go to footer.php file in the right column > Open it
Integrating Subiz on WordPress Platform
- From your Shopify, go to Online Store > Themes.
- Find the theme you want to edit and click the Actions button for the theme. Select Edit code
- Find theme .liquid file on the side menu > Paste Subiz embed code before the </body> tag. Click Save.
Integrating Subiz on Shopify
- Open Joomla Admin > Template Manager > Choose your Template and Filter by site.
- Choose your templte > Open Index.php file.
Integrating Subiz on Joomla
- From your Dashboard, go to Manage & Edit Site
- Click Edit Site > Add button > More > HTML iframe. Dragging the newly added iframe to the footer (can adjust the position of the iframe)
To embed Subiz code on your Magento, go to your Magento them files and check if the file indicated exists or not, so please refer two options below:
Option 1
- 1.Look for your Magento tempale in app/design/frontend/{template}/page/html/head.phtml. If this file doesn’t exist, then you will need to check if the app/design/frontend/{template}/default/page/html/head.phtml file exists.
- 2.
Option 2
You only need to do this option if the template files described in the option 1 don’t exist. This situation due to some custom Magento templates might not have a head.phtml file and the template would be using the base template file.
- 1.Copy the app/design/frontend/default/page/html/head.phtml file from your default base template to your custom template folder at app/design/frontend/{template}/page/html/head.phtml.
- 2.
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