WiqlyDocumentation

Custom HTML, Squarespace, Wix, Carrd

Anywhere you can add a script tag, you can embed Wiqly.

Wiqly is just a script tag. Anywhere your platform lets you add custom HTML — even a single embed field — you can add it.

Plain HTML / static site

Paste the embed script just before the closing </body> tag in your HTML file. That's it.

<body>
  <!-- your site content -->

  <script
    src="https://cdn.wiqly.io/widget.js"
    data-widget-id="your-token-here"
    async
  ></script>
</body>

If you're using a static site generator (Hugo, Jekyll, Eleventy, Astro), put it in your base layout template.

Squarespace

Squarespace supports custom code on Business and Commerce plans. Personal plans don't.

  1. Go to Settings → Advanced → Code Injection
  2. Paste your Wiqly embed script into the Footer field
  3. Save

The widget appears sitewide.

Wix

Wix supports custom embed code via the Custom Code feature on Premium plans.

  1. Go to your site's dashboard → Settings → Custom Code
  2. Click + Add Custom Code
  3. Paste your embed script
  4. Set Add code to pages to "All pages" and Place code in to "Body — end"
  5. Save

Carrd

Carrd's Pro plans let you embed custom code.

  1. Open your Carrd site in the editor
  2. Add a new section with the Embed widget
  3. Paste your embed script into the Code field
  4. Set the embed type to Code, position Body End

Framer

Framer supports custom code in site settings.

  1. Open your Framer project
  2. Go to Settings → General → Custom Code
  3. Paste the embed into End of <body> tag
  4. Publish

Ghost

In your Ghost admin:

  1. Go to Settings → Code injection
  2. Paste the embed into the Site Footer field
  3. Save

Notion (via Super.so or similar)

Native Notion pages don't support custom code, but tools that turn Notion into a site (Super, Potion, Feather) all support custom HTML in their site settings. The pattern is the same: paste the script tag into the footer field.

Anywhere else

If your platform has a field labelled "custom code," "embed code," "footer scripts," "before </body>," or "Google Tag Manager code," that's where to paste. The widget loads itself.

Troubleshooting

  • "My platform won't let me add scripts." Check if you're on a free plan — most platforms gate custom code behind paid tiers.
  • Script appears but widget doesn't load. Open the browser console (F12). Wiqly errors get logged there with enough detail to diagnose. If it's not obvious, get in touch and we'll help.