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Kiosk Floating Button

Kiosk Floating Buttons

Kiosk Floating Buttons provide quick access to important kiosk features directly from the screen. These buttons remain visible on top of the kiosk interface and can be positioned anywhere on the screen.

Common floating button types include:

  • Logo
  • Try On
  • Dynamic Try On
  • Map Facility
  • Home
  • Custom Buttons
  • Other feature-specific buttons

Accessing Floating Buttons

Navigate to:

Home → VirtuKiosk → Kiosk Floating Buttons

From this section, you can manage the appearance, position, and visibility of each floating button.

Floating Button Settings

Button Type

Select the floating button you want to configure.

Examples:

  • Logo
  • Try On
  • Dynamic Try On
  • Map Facility

Position

Configure where the button appears on the kiosk screen.

Setting Description
X (%) Horizontal position of the button on the screen.
Y (%) Vertical position of the button on the screen.

Example

Setting Value
X 50%
Y 50%

This places the button at the center of the screen.

Size

Each floating button displays with a predefined size.

Example:

  • Width: 64 px
  • Height: 64 px

Displayed as:

(64 × 64 px)

Status

Control whether the button is available on the kiosk interface.

Status Description
Active The button is visible and functional.
Inactive The button is hidden from kiosk users.

Supported Floating Buttons

Displays a brand logo or shortcut icon on the kiosk screen.

Try On

Provides quick access to the virtual Try On experience.

Dynamic Try On

Launches the Dynamic Try On feature for enhanced user interaction and visualization.

Map Facility

Provides direct access to map and navigation-related functionality within the kiosk.

Custom Buttons

Additional floating buttons may be available depending on the enabled kiosk modules and features.

How to Configure a Floating Button

  1. Open Kiosk Floating Buttons.
  2. Select the desired button.
  3. Set the X and Y position values.
  4. Review the size preview.
  5. Enable or disable the button using the status toggle.
  6. Save the configuration.

Notes

  • Position values are measured in percentages relative to the kiosk screen.
  • Multiple floating buttons can be configured independently.
  • Active buttons are displayed on the kiosk interface.
  • Inactive buttons remain hidden from users.
  • Changes become visible after saving the configuration.
  • Available floating button types may vary depending on the enabled kiosk features and modules.
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