Add a widget to WordPress and WooCommerce

1. 1Copy the code in Widget studio with Copy code.
2. 2Open the page or post in WordPress.
3. 3Add the Custom HTML block where the widget should appear.
4. 4Paste the whole code and choose Update or Publish.

In a page builder such as Elementor, you use its HTML element in the same way.

• Mini or Badge in the footer: put a Custom HTML block in the footer, under Appearance in either Editor or Widgets, depending on your theme.
• Floating widgets on the whole site: use a plugin that can insert code in the footer on every page, or ask your developer to put the code in the theme.

Product stars shows your overall SaysScore, not reviews of the individual product. You can put it in the product template if your theme allows blocks there.

• The code disappears when you save: WordPress may strip scripts for users without permission to insert HTML. Ask an administrator to insert the code.
• Cache plugins and optimisation: a plugin that combines or defers scripts can stop the widget from starting. Exclude api.trustsays.com from the optimisation, and clear the cache.
• See The widget isn't showing.

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