Leadfire

Par leadfire

Description

Leadfire adds the standard Leadfire website widget to your WordPress site.

The plugin has one setting: your Leadfire install token. Once saved, it loads the same Leadfire widget script used on non-WordPress websites.

There is no separate WordPress widget implementation, connection handshake, webhook endpoint, or local frontend widget bundle.

License

This plugin is licensed under the GNU General Public License v2.0 or later.

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or any later version.

Installation

Install and activate the Leadfire plugin.
Open Leadfire in WordPress admin.
Paste your Leadfire install token.
Click Save token.

The Leadfire widget will load automatically on the public website.

FAQ

Where do I get my install token?: Copy the install token from your Leadfire account.
Does the WordPress plugin use a different widget?: No. Version 1.2.0 loads the same hosted Leadfire widget script used by standard website installations.

Avis

astarwastemanagement 29 mai 2026

Excellent service from Leadfire. Professional team, great communication, and real results for A Star Waste Management. We’ve seen an increase in enquiries and online visibility since working with them. Highly recommended.

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Journal des modifications

1.2.0

Simplified the plugin to a single install-token setting.
Loads the same hosted Leadfire widget script used by non-WordPress websites.
Removed the legacy bundled WordPress widget implementation.
Removed the application URL setting, connection handshake, webhook secret, REST sync endpoint, and local frontend widget assets.
Existing saved Leadfire install tokens continue to work after upgrading.

1.1.0

Confirmed compatibility metadata for WordPress 7.0.
Matched the WordPress launcher behaviour with the embedded launcher prompts, including teaser, popup, and hesitation handling.
Prevented the full widget auto-open from repeating after a visitor closes it during the same browsing session.

1.0.11

Renamed plugin option and JavaScript configuration globals to use a consistent leadfire prefix.
Removed the legacy configuration alias before WordPress.org listing.
Reworked the frontend Shadow DOM styles into readable source and documented source/build instructions for WordPress.org review.
Removed the unused minified Font Awesome CSS file from the distribution.

1.0.10

Fixed bundled icon font loading after widget style isolation so Font Awesome icons render instead of square fallback glyphs.
Passes the plugin asset URL from WordPress into the frontend script, avoiding fragile script URL detection when optimizers or defer/minify plugins are active.

1.0.9

Fixed a missing JavaScript HTML escaping helper that could stop the widget from rendering.
Isolated the frontend widget in a Shadow DOM root so theme/site button styles cannot override the launcher or close button.
Moved the bundled icon font styles inside the isolated widget root instead of enqueueing global Font Awesome CSS.

1.0.8

Bundled a local Font Awesome stylesheet and webfont for launcher and USP icons.
Enqueued Font Awesome locally on the frontend.

1.0.7

Removed the remote Font Awesome dependency.
Moved admin CSS into a local enqueued stylesheet.

1.0.0

Initial release.

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