Studio Two Editor: Embedding a Link or HTML Code

Set up the code you want to embed using the available settings:

• Enter HTML embed code: Paste your HTML code into the text box. 

• Accessible name: Add a short and unique description for the code you're embedding so it's accessible to visitors using assistive technology. It won’t be visible on the site.

• Cookies and similar technologies set by your code: Select the correct category for the code you're embedding (e.g. Essential, Analytics.)

Note: We cannot provide support for external codes that were not created or tested with Wix. If you are experiencing an issue with your code snippet, please contact the provider directly.

Set up the link you want to embed using the available settings:

• Link: Enter the URL you'd like to show on the site. Make sure the address starts with HTTPS (HTTP sites won't be displayed).

• Accessible name: Add a short and unique description for the link you're embedding so it's accessible to visitors using assistive technology. It won’t be visible on the site.

• Cookies and similar technologies set by your code: Select the correct category for the link you're embedding (e.g. Essential, Analytics).

Note: Some sites have security policies that forbid them from being embedded on external platforms. These sites might not appear in the editor or on the live site.

This might happen when your iFrame is too small for the content.

If a different height and width are defined in the widget's code, it affects the way your content looks in the iFrame.

When the iFrame is too small, a scrollbar is automatically added so visitors can see the rest of the widget; Scrollbars tend to overlap other elements, so make sure the iFrame is big enough to display all the content without scrollbars.

To solve this issue, adjust the size of the iFrame by dragging the handles around the element.

HTML code contains the core elements of a page, but the design settings and other complex functionalities are usually stored separately. 

Therefore, some elements may not function or look the same if the relevant elements aren’t included as a reference within the HTML code, for example the CSS and JS files.

In most cases, links don't work if they're set to open in a new tab or window. Check the code you entered to see if that's the issue. 

If unsure, contact the third-party provider who wrote the code. 

The iFrame itself is not responsive. This might make the widget not responsive to different screen sizes, even if it's defined in the code.

Some sites have security policies that forbid them from being embedded on external platforms (such as Wix). These sites might not appear in the editor and/or the live site after you paste the link into the HTML element.