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Embed the Venjue Widget on your website

Follow our step-by-step guide to embed the widget on your website, as well as in-depth explanations and examples on how to customize it to suit more advanced needs

Latest update: 5. December 2025

Introduction

The Venjue Widget is a contact form embedded on a website, that handles booking inquiries and channels them into Venjue.

The widget can be added with a few lines of code. For added convenience we created a Wordpress plugin, that handles all the technicalities.

Embedding the widget

To add the widget to any website, or to have the full flexibility of the widget's customization options, we recommend using the manual installation option.

Manual installation

Add the following script to the website's <head> tag, to have the widget available on the site.

<script src="https://venjue.com/widget/script.js"></script>

:::[Caution!] Use the Venjue domain as provided. Hosting the script yourself will hinder future updates to the widget's functionality on the embedded site. :::

Add the following html before the closing </body> tag, and customize the setup to suit your needs by adding data-attributes to the container.

<div id="venjue-widget-container"
    data-businessid="%%12345678%%(Provide ID of Venjue business)"
    data-langcode="%%da_DK%%(Set desired language)"
    data-accentcolor="%%#8e8df2%%(Set desired theme color)"
></div>

Consult the developer console in your browser for errors and logs from the widget.

Customization options (data-attributes)

Note: All data-attributes should be prefaced by 'data-' when added to the container, e.g. data-businessid="42410047".

Attribute Supported values Note

businessid String, the unique ID of the Venjue business's VAT (CVR no)

langcode String, either 'da_DK' or 'en_DK'

accentcolor String, a HEX color code, e.g. '#8e8df2' Include the hash (#) character

hidebutton Boolean, either true or false If set to true, the button that triggers the widget will be hidden and thus the functionality will be limited, and you should instead trigger the widget's opening programmatically using the appropriate method

hidebackdrop Boolean, either true or false

googletagmanagerid String, e.g. 'GTM-xxxxxxxx' The widget automatically detects an active Google Analytics setup, but in case a specific ID is needed, or the auto detection did not work, a Google Tag Manager ID can be specified

Attribute	Supported values	Note
businessid	String, the unique ID of the Venjue business's VAT (CVR no)
langcode	String, either '`da_DK`' or '`en_DK`'
accentcolor	String, a HEX color code, e.g. '`#8e8df2`'	Include the hash (#) character
hidebutton	Boolean, either `true` or `false`	If set to `true`, the button that triggers the widget will be hidden and thus the functionality will be limited, and you should instead trigger the widget's opening programmatically using the appropriate method
hidebackdrop	Boolean, either `true` or `false`
googletagmanagerid	String, e.g. '`GTM-xxxxxxxx`'	The widget automatically detects an active Google Analytics setup, but in case a specific ID is needed, or the auto detection did not work, a Google Tag Manager ID can be specified

Other options, like which steps to include in the inquiry flow, which products and venues to show, availability options and custom form fields are configured in Venjue.

Wordpress plugin

The Wordpress plugin automatically performs the same actions as the manual installation and provides a settings page to manage the customization options.

To get started, search the Wordpress plugin store for "Venjue Widget", click »install« and »activate« to add the widget to your Wordpress site.
You can also download the Wordpress plugin and upload it to your Wordpress installation manually.

When the plugin is installed and activated, there will be a submenu under your Wordpress settings, where you can configure the widget. See below screenshot.

Widget API

The Widget API provides methods to interact with the widget and events to tie other actions to the widget.

Methods

Method	Action
`venjueWidget.show()`	Shows the widget
`venjueWidget.hide()`	Hides the widget

Events

Event	Action
venjueWidgetReady	Fired when the widget is initialized
venjueWidgetShown	Fired when the widget is shown (also added to Google Tag Manager data layer)
venjueWidgetHidden	Fired when the widget is hidden (also added to Google Tag Manager data layer)
venjueWidgetSubmitted	Fired when the widget is submitted by the user (also added to Google Tag Manager data layer)

Code example

The following is a code example to open the widget whenever clicking on a link with the class of 'openVenjueWidget':

document.addEventListener("venjueWidgetReady", function() {
    document.querySelector(".openVenjueWidget").addEventListener("click", function(event) {
        event.preventDefault();
        venjueWidget.show();
    });
});

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