Your website stays. Link joins in.
You already have a website, but no table requests and no opening hours that are right? Add them as widgets. One line of code, and it always shows what you've published in Link.
Table request
The whole request form, right on your website. The guest stays with you.
<script src="https://link.veydex.com/_link/widget.js"
data-veydex-link="gasthaus-beispiel"
data-widget="anfrage"
async></script>Opening hours
The week, today highlighted, with “Open now” and holidays.
<script src="https://link.veydex.com/_link/widget.js"
data-veydex-link="gasthaus-beispiel"
data-widget="zeiten"
async></script>Menu
A button that opens your current menu, as PDF or link.
<script src="https://link.veydex.com/_link/widget.js"
data-veydex-link="gasthaus-beispiel"
data-widget="karte"
async></script>“Request a table” button
A simple button that leads to the request on your Link page. For headers and menus.
<script src="https://link.veydex.com/_link/widget.js"
data-veydex-link="gasthaus-beispiel"
data-widget="knopf"
data-label="Tisch anfragen"
async></script>How a widget gets onto your website.
- Set up in LinkEnter opening hours, menu and requests once and publish.
- Copy the codeIn the app under Share → Widgets, with one tap.
- Paste itWhere it should appear: in WordPress, Wix, Jimdo and any site builder that allows custom HTML.
Good to know.
Always current.
A widget shows what's published. Change your hours in Link and they're right on your website too.
Fits itself.
It reports its own height. Nothing gets cut off, nothing needs measuring.
No cookies.
No tracking on your website, no access to your page. The widget loads only from Veydex Link.
Without scripts, too.
If your site builder doesn't allow scripts, every widget is also available as an iframe.
Counted separately.
Visits and requests through widgets show up on their own in the app.
Your page. Online today.
Free, no credit card. All you need to begin is an email address.