Install on WordPress
Embed GizmoSauce widgets using a Custom HTML block or theme editor.
Quick visual
Recommended approach
Use a Custom HTML block in the WordPress editor and paste your GizmoSauce snippet.
For full steps (Classic editor, Elementor, block editor), use the WordPress integration guide.
WordPress block editor (Gutenberg)
- Edit the page or post.
- Add a Custom HTML block.
- Paste your embed snippet.
- Update/publish.
Important: scripts may not run in the editor preview. Always test on the published page.
Elementor and other builders
If you use Elementor, use the HTML widget/module and paste the snippet there.
For other builders, look for a similar “HTML/Code” element. If you can paste HTML and the builder allows scripts, the GizmoSauce snippet will work.
Site-wide widgets (chat, some popups)
If you want a widget to appear everywhere, inject it site-wide:
- Some themes provide a “custom code” area.
- Plugins like WPCode can inject scripts into headers/footers.
If you’re not comfortable editing theme files, stick to page-level embeds first.
Troubleshooting in WordPress
If the widget doesn’t show:
- Confirm you used Custom HTML (not a Paragraph block).
- Disable optimization plugins temporarily.
- Hard refresh and test incognito.
If you’re still stuck, use the embed troubleshooting guide: /help/install-and-embed/embed-basics/embed-troubleshooting.
Need help? Send the right details (so we can answer fast)
Support is fastest when we can reproduce the issue.
Please include:
- The page URL where the widget is embedded (or the editor URL)
- The platform/builder (WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Squarespace, etc.)
- What you expected to happen vs what you see
- A screenshot of where the snippet is pasted (or a short screen recording)
If your issue involves a social connection (Instagram/Threads/TikTok), also include:
- Which login path you used (Instagram vs Meta vs TikTok)
- A screenshot of the provider error screen (if any)
- Whether the account is Personal vs Business/Creator
Contact us here: /support.
