Quick Look: Admin Center > Channels > Classic > Web Widget
Note: This article applies to accounts using Web Widget (Classic). If you're using the messaging Web Widget, see Enabling a Web Widget to offer messaging on your website or help center.
This article includes resources for customers with Zendesk Support that are setting up and using the Web Widget (Classic), including documentation and support tips.
Setting up and configuring Web Widget (Classic)
- Using Web Widget (Classic) to embed customer service in your website
- Configuring the components in your Web Widget (Classic)
- Configuring Zendesk Talk settings for the Web Widget (Classic)
- Setting up Zendesk Chat in Web Widget (Classic)
- Enabling authenticated chat visitors in Web Widget (Classic)
- Viewing past chat conversations in the Web Widget (Classic)
- Advanced customization of your Web Widget (Classic)
- Using custom ticket fields and ticket forms with Web Widget (Classic)
- Using restricted help center content with the Web Widget (Classic)
- About contextual help for Web Widget (Classic)
- Adding Web Widgets (Classic) for multiple brands
- Adding Web Widget (Classic) to your website or help center
- Removing Web Widget (Classic) from your website or help center
- Adding custom tags to Web Widget (Classic) tickets from specific pages
- Setting up and using Google Analytics for Web Widget (Classic)
If you have Zendesk Chat, but don't have Zendesk Support, see Zendesk Chat in Web Widget (Classic) resources for information about setting up your Chat widget.
Developer documents
- Web Widget API developer documentation
- Web Widget API v1
- Quickstart - Web Widget JavaScript APIs
- Quickstart - Creating a launcher for the Web Widget
- Quickstart - Suppressing Web Widget channels on specific web pages
- Customizing Web Widget events tracking to third-party analytics services
- Content Security Policy (CSP) support
- Google Tag Manager support
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