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The Tiny Talk WordPress plugin gives you full control over which agents appear on which pages — without touching code.

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Installation

  1. In your WordPress admin, go to Plugins → Add New
  2. Search for Tiny Talk
  3. Click Install Now, then Activate
Or download the plugin from wordpress.org/plugins/tiny-talk and upload the ZIP via Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin.

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Adding agents

Go to Settings → Tiny Talk and add your agents. You’ll need the Agent ID for each agent, found in the Tiny Talk dashboard under Agent Settings → General. You can add multiple agents and control which one appears on each page using rules.

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Default agent

Set a default agent that appears on all pages where no specific rule or page override applies. This is your fallback — if no other match is found, this agent loads.

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Display rules

Rules let you show different agents on different parts of your site. Rules are evaluated top to bottom — the first matching rule wins. Rules can be reordered by dragging and dropping. The order matters — place more specific rules above general ones.

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Per-page overrides

On any post or page, you’ll find a Tiny Talk Agent meta box in the editor. Use it to:
  • Select a specific agent for that page, overriding any rules
  • Disable the agent entirely on that page by selecting “None”
Per-page overrides take the highest priority — they always win over rules and the default agent.

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Agent resolution priority

When a page loads, the plugin determines which agent to show in this order:
  1. Page override — if set in the post/page editor, use that (or disable if set to “None”)
  2. Rules — evaluate top to bottom, first match wins
  3. Default agent — fallback if nothing else matches

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Shortcode

Use the [tinytalk] shortcode to embed an agent inline on any page:
You can also reference an agent by the name you gave it in Settings → Tiny Talk:
If you omit both attributes, the shortcode uses the agent resolved by your rules and default settings.

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Shortcode attributes

This renders the agent as an embedded iframe within your content, rather than as a floating widget.

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Manual embed (without the plugin)

If you prefer not to use the plugin, you can add the script tag manually:
  1. Use a plugin like Insert Headers and Footers or go to Appearance → Theme Editor
  2. Paste the embed code before the closing </body> tag:
You can also add the script to a Custom HTML block on any individual page.
The manual approach only supports a single agent across your entire site. Use the plugin if you need per-page agents, rules, or shortcodes.