Desktop Browsers
Desktop browsers will display the widget as a modal, or an overlay overtop of your existing page, regardless of the size of your browser window.
Users would click on a link on your page to display the widget. When they have finished the widget, the modal will disappear, and you can handle the widget events to update your page.
Mobile Browsers
When launched from a mobile browser, the widget will fill the entire page, regardless of the size of your browser window. When called from your website, users would click on a link to display the widget.
The widget can also be embedded into a WebView to be included in your Android or iPhone app.
Selecting this Option
This option is selected by default. To ensure that the modal/full screen layout is used, specify display: "modal" as an option when retrieving the widget, or do not include a "display" option.
Embedded Layout
Embed the widget directly into a container in your site, where you can control it's position and size.
When the widget is embedded, it will fill 100% of the container in which it is placed in.
The behavior will remain the same between desktop and mobile environments
Sizing Considerations
Minimum container size: 200px (height) x 300px (width)
Selecting this Option
Layout options are defined at startup, rather than by settings. To ensure that the widget will fill 100% of it's parent container, specify display: "fill" as an option when retrieving the widget.
