Once you have setup your chatroom using the WP-Live-Chat plugin for wordpress, there are some very simple options that you can Add On to the chat room to make it nicer for your guests to begin chatting.

Auto-Open Chatroom:

Once the plugin is installed the call to open the chatroom is a simple javascript and can therefore be called with a simple OnLoad statement.

Most people are familiar with OnLoad statements on web page’s HEAD statements, however few people know that the same call can be made from a simple IMG statement.

To allow your chat room to be opened when your blog page opens, without altering your HEAD statements; simply create the chat button as normal in the editor and then add a second IMG to the post/page you want to chat to appear in.

Inside the HTML of the IMG html tag, add the following HTML: onload=”wpLiveChat(‘room’,'skin’);”

Remember that ‘room’ and ‘skin’ are enclosed in single quotes while the whole javascript command after the =, is enclosed in double quotes. Also, ‘room’ and ‘skin’ should correspond to the mIRC chat room and plugin skin you wish to display on your blog.

Multi-Chat.

Since we are dealing with javascript, we can also use the javascript inside a link on the page. (see the CHAT page on BondageRadio.com for an example of Multi-Chat)
Simply add a standard link to any text that describes the room and direct it to “javascript:wpLiveChat(‘room’,'skin’);” You can set ‘room’ and ‘skin’ to any allowable value of the script to open the chat.

Multiple links of this type are an easy way to build lists of chatrooms and topics for your users, without posting multiple pages of chat rooms on your site.