The JS Widget is the recommended embed — it loads your live verification score and logs badge renders for analytics. If JavaScript is blocked (e.g., email clients), use the Static SVG or Email Image variant instead. All embed codes are available in your certificate dashboard.
- 1Log in to your WordPress admin panel.
- 2Go to Appearance → Widgets (or use the Block Editor for widget areas).
- 3Add a Custom HTML widget to your sidebar or footer.
- 4Paste the JS Widget embed code from your certificate dashboard.
- 5Click Save. The badge will appear live on your site.
Tip: For Elementor or Divi users: add an HTML element and paste the JS Widget code.
- 1In the Squarespace editor, click on a page section where you want the badge.
- 2Add a Code Block (Insert Point → Code).
- 3Paste the JS Widget embed code.
- 4Click Apply. Preview the page to confirm the badge loads.
Tip: Squarespace may block external scripts on some plans. Use the Static SVG embed as a fallback.
- 1Open the Wix Editor and click Add (+) → Embed → HTML iframe.
- 2Click Enter Code and paste the JS Widget embed code.
- 3Resize the iframe to match the badge dimensions (140×182 for standard).
- 4Publish your site.
Tip: Wix sandboxes iframes — the JS widget works correctly inside the iframe embed.
- 1Go to Online Store → Themes → Edit Code.
- 2Open the template file where you want the badge (e.g., footer.liquid).
- 3Paste the JS Widget embed code at the desired location.
- 4Save the file and preview your store.
Tip: For the footer, look for the {% section 'footer' %} tag and add the badge code above it.
- 1In the Webflow Designer, add an Embed element to your page.
- 2Double-click the Embed element and paste the JS Widget code.
- 3Click Save & Close.
- 4Publish your site.
Tip: Use the 'Embed' component (not the HTML Embed in Rich Text) for best results.
- 1In Gmail, go to Settings (gear icon) → See all settings → General.
- 2Scroll to the Signature section and create or edit a signature.
- 3Click the Insert Image button (mountain icon) and choose 'Web Address (URL)'.
- 4Paste the compact badge image URL from your certificate dashboard.
- 5Click the image to add a link — paste your public certificate URL.
- 6Save changes.
Tip: Gmail does not support JavaScript in signatures. Always use the Static SVG or email image URL.
- 1In Outlook, go to File → Options → Mail → Signatures.
- 2Create or edit a signature.
- 3Click the Insert Picture button and choose 'From a URL'.
- 4Paste the compact badge image URL.
- 5Select the image and add a hyperlink to your public certificate URL.
- 6Click OK to save.
Tip: For Outlook desktop, download the compact badge SVG and insert it as a local file for best compatibility.