

Floating chat card on the front end.
Ramisa Online Chat helps site owners add a refined floating contact widget to their WordPress website. Administrators can set a public chat URL or a click-to-chat number, customize the support profile, choose the visual style, configure working hours, add additional contact options, display quick reply buttons, preview the widget in the dashboard, and place inline buttons with shortcodes.
The WordPress.org package is fully functional. All included features work after activation without license keys, trial periods, usage limits, or hidden upgrade gates. The package includes editable PHP, CSS, and JavaScript files and does not ship with obfuscated code or build-only block bundles. Settings are stored in a dedicated Ramisa database table and are removed when the plugin is deleted from WordPress.
Features:
This plugin does not send data to an external service from the server side and does not call a remote API. It only opens the public chat destination configured by the site administrator after a visitor clicks a link or button.
If a configured chat destination points to a third-party messaging or contact platform, the visitor’s browser opens that third-party website or app directly. The site administrator is responsible for choosing the destination and for linking to the relevant terms and privacy policy where appropriate.
Ramisa Online Chat stores its settings in a dedicated custom table named with the active WordPress database prefix, followed by ramisa_online_chat_settings. This keeps the plugin settings separate from posts, post meta, and regular option rows. The table is created on activation and removed by uninstall.php when the plugin is deleted from WordPress. Deactivation alone does not delete the table, so settings are not lost during routine troubleshooting.
The package includes editable PHP, CSS, and JavaScript source files. It does not include a compiled block bundle and does not require a build step for the included features.