How to Add the Webring Studio Widget to Your Website

A widget embed code is displayed in a text box, with a Copy button beside it. Below, instructions explain how to paste the code into website HTML to enable a webring widget for navigation.

So, you’ve customized your magical little Webring Studio widget — and now it’s time to stick it somewhere on your site where it can shine. Good news: it’s easy, quick, and doesn’t require summoning a developer.

We’ve got options for WordPress users, sidebar lovers, Gutenberg fans, and folks who don’t use WordPress at all.

For WordPress users

Option 1: Use a Plugin (Recommended for Most)

If you want the widget to appear sitewide (like in your footer or across every page), the easiest and safest method is a Header & Footer plugin.

Our Top Pick: WPCode

  1. In WordPress, go to Plugins > Add New
  2. Search for “WPCode” → Install → Activate
  3. Go to Code Snippets > Header & Footer
  4. Paste your Webring Studio script into the Footer section
  5. Click Save Changes

Done. Your widget now appears across your entire site!


Option 2: Add It to a Specific Page (Gutenberg Only)

Only want it on your homepage? Blog page? Portfolio?

  1. Edit the page
  2. Click + Add Block
  3. Choose Custom HTML
  4. Paste in your widget code
  5. Preview it, then Publish or Update

Heads up: Some security plugins block scripts inside posts/pages. If it doesn’t show, try Option 1 instead.


Option 3: Add It to a Sidebar

Still rockin’ a sidebar? No problem. If your theme supports widget areas:

  1. Go to Appearance > Widgets
  2. Find your Sidebar area
  3. Drag in a Custom HTML widget
  4. Paste in your Webring Studio code
  5. Save

Boom! Your widget is now vibing in the sidebar like it’s 2012 and proud.


Option 4: For Developers — Add to functions.php

If you’re comfy with PHP, you can add this to your functions.php file or a custom plugin:

phpCopyEditadd_action('wp_footer', function () {
    ?>
    <script>
      // Paste your Webring Studio code here
    </script>
    <?php
});
Great for full-site embeds and power users who want tight control.

Not Using WordPress?

No worries — the Webring Studio widget plays nicely with almost any site builder or platform.

Here’s how to add it elsewhere:

PlatformWhere to Add the Code
SquarespaceSettings > Advanced > Code Injection (Footer)
WixSettings > Custom Code → Add to Footer
WeeblySettings > SEO > Footer Code
GhostCode Injection > Site Footer
WebflowProject Settings > Custom Code > Footer
CarrdAdd an Embed Element → Paste your script
Static HTMLPaste it just before </body> in your HTML file

Reminder: The code looks something like this:

<!-- Webring Widget -->
<div id="webring-bab77edc-acf9-48c2-ba9d-f29e9eb6b262"></div>
<script>
(function() {
  var script = document.createElement('script');
  script.src = 'https://jbvdjvgpccgsmmfqzisa.supabase.co/functions/v1/widget/bab77edc-acf9-48c2-ba9d-f29e9eb6b262';
  script.async = true;
  document.head.appendChild(script);
})();
</script>

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I change where it appears?

Yes! Most site builders let you control placement. Use footer for sitewide, or embed in a specific block/section if you only want it on a single page.

Will it slow down my site?

Nope! It’s super lightweight and loads asynchronously (a fancy word for “won’t block your content”).

Can I add more than one widget?

You sure can — just generate another with different settings and paste that second script wherever you like.

How can I get more help?

No shame in asking! Reach out to us or visit the full Webring Studio Help Center for more guides, screenshots, and encouragement.