DiceBar — Mobile Bottom Bar, Click to Call & Chat
DiceBar adds a mobile bottom bar to your site, also called a sticky footer bar, holding the buttons your visitors actually need: a click to call button , a WhatsApp chat button , directions, email, social media icons, or a link to anywhere on your site. You can add a call now button without touching
DiceBar adds a mobile bottom bar to your site, also called a sticky footer bar, holding the buttons your visitors actually need: a click to call button , a WhatsApp chat button , directions, email, social media icons, or a link to anywhere on your site.
You can add a call now button without touching a theme file, and it works with every theme and every page builder.
Most people arrive on a phone. On a phone, a phone number in the footer is four scrolls away, and a contact form is a wall. A bottom bar puts the action under the thumb on every page, which is the whole idea.
What you can put in it
- Click to call button — taps straight into the dialler
- WhatsApp button — opens a chat, with a message already written if you want
- Text message button — SMS, with a prefilled body
- Email button — with a prefilled subject
- Directions button — opens the map app with your address
- Social profile buttons — thirty networks, drawn in their own colours
- Link, page, or scroll to a section
- Share and back to top
Four buttons is the most that fits on a narrow phone without labels being cut short, so the plugin caps it there and tells you why rather than letting you find out on a visitor’s screen.
Nine starter kits
Deciding what belongs in the bar is harder than configuring it, so there is a one-click starting point for a restaurant, a clinic or salon, a trade call-out, an online shop, a blog, a portfolio, and a row of social profiles. Everything stays editable afterwards.
Four looks, including a frosted glass dock
Glass, the default, is a frosted panel floating clear of the screen edges, much like the dock at the bottom of a phone. Sliders set how see-through it is and how strongly it blurs what sits behind it. Solid drops the translucency for busy photography. Minimal removes the panel entirely. Bold fills the bar in a colour you choose.
Light and dark colour sets are set separately, so dark mode is what you decided rather than an automatic inversion of your brand colour.
