Integrating is easy, we'll guide you.
If you haven't yet, create a new site to add Buttonizer to. At the end of the site onboarding, you'll find your sites integration code.
Site integrations are automatically validated as soon as they receive their first request. You can also click the Validate button manually.
Site integration code
With the site integration code, you'll be able to load in Buttonizer, including all it's features, without writing a single line of code.
Adding Buttonizer to your site
Copy the integration code (in the textbox) of Buttonizer. Then, paste the code into your header at the bottom.
My own HTML site
Awesome! You've made something cool, let's make it even cooler! First, open your root file, for example index.html or default.html. Now, find the following part in your code: '</head>'. Now add the integration code before the </head> section. Save your changes, upload the file and enjoy Buttonizer!
Note: If you have multiple HTML pages, make sure to add the Buttonizer integration script to all files, just like you did for your index file.
Adding Buttonizer to Symfony
Are you using Symfony? Then we'll add Buttonizer through your Twig base file. Open your project, open your base file that is included on all sites, for example base.html.twig.
Now, paste the integration code before the </head>. That was all, enjoy Buttonizer!
Adding Buttonizer to Laravel
Are you using Laravel? Then we'll add Buttonizer through Blade. Open your project, open your master.blade.php file.
Now, paste the integration code before the </head>. That was all, enjoy Buttonizer!
For WordPress
For WordPress you can install the Headers & Footers plugin (or a smiliar plugin). Then, open the settings and add the integration code to the <head> section.
That was it, enjoy Buttonizer!
Notice: Our Buttonizer for WordPress plugin currently works different than our newer standalone version. The WordPress plugin is more like a limited self hosted version while the newer version is fully hosted and managed by our team, which makes patching bugs and releasing features across our platform much quicker and easier than individually through a plugin.
Therefore, if you would like to use our new standalone, you should deactivate the Buttonizer plugin for WordPress and follow the instructions above.
Warning: If you integrate our standalone while our plugin is enabled, the Buttonizer for WordPress editor will crash as it receives data from our standalone version.
