Widget Summary

Which Status Page Widget Works Best For You?

Widgets allow you to customize your status page for visitors and subscribers. The following is a guide to help choose the right widget for your use-case and organization. Click on the widget title for more information regarding that particular widget. Individual widget options are explained in more detail in the Status Page Customization section of this Knowledge Base.

HTML

The HTML widget is helpful in incorporating additional HTML and CSS on to your page. For Example, The picture below was created using HTML to showcase some text and a button.

Header

Customize the header of your page, add logo, menu options, color scheme or post current incident statuses here

Footer

Customize the footer of your page, add links, copyright, color scheme, or post current incident statuses here

Incidents

The Incidents widget will allow a user to go through all recent events taken place within the status page.

Recent Uptime

The Recent Uptime widget indicates the uptime percentage of your components within a specified date range.

Uptime Summary

The Uptime Summary widget displays an uptime percentage for defined component(s).

Current Status

The Current Status widget gives a brief overview of the components status within a status page. This widget will let you know if there is an incident taking place.

Calendar

The Calendar widget makes it easy for a user to see any upcoming events or a quick summary of events that have taken place throughout the calendar.

Table of Contents

The table of contents is a legend that will help differentiate different types of incidents that are taking place within the status page.

History Grid

The History Grid widget will allow a user to navigate forwards and backwards in time to peak at any incidents that have already taken place or any scheduled maintenances that are scheduled later in the future. Hovering over the colored circles will reveal any incidents that have taken place throughout that day.

Here are some of the widget settings and their purpose from the General tab:

Include Cloud Services - Ability to include the current status of defined cloud components if enabled.
Editor - By pressing "</>" button located on the far right, you can begin writing HTML and CSS code.

Service Status

Service Status will show the current status of components. You can show all, cloud of only local components in this widget. The widget allows a historical view with customizable date range or just the current status view.

Social Links

The Social Links widget will allow a user to set links for several websites such as:

1. Website
2. Support Site
3. LinkedIn
4. Twitter
5. Facebook
6. Instagram

Edit Theme

Allows for CSS editing of the page