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How to install our widgets on any website

The Google reviews widget, video reviews and the smile simulator each install the same way: copy one snippet from your dashboard and paste it into your page. It works with any website builder.

How it works everywhere: every widget has its own embed code in your dashboard. It's one self-contained snippet: paste it into any page and the widget appears, sizes itself automatically, and works on every device. It's locked to your domain, so no one else can use your code. Below: the exact clicks for the five most common platforms. Can't find yours or get stuck? Email support@tryaadismiles.com and a real person helps you, or simply forward your code email to whoever manages your website.

A reviews widget embed code looks like this:

<div data-aadi-reviews="YOUR-ID">...</div>
<script src="https://aadismiles.com/rw.js" async></script>

Your real code, with your ID filled in, is in your dashboard. The smile simulator code is also emailed to you when you subscribe. Place the reviews widget near your booking button, video reviews on your home or treatment pages, and the simulator on your Invisalign or cosmetic pages.

WordPress
  1. Open the page in the WordPress editor (Pages → your cosmetic or Invisalign page → Edit).
  2. Click the + to add a block and search for "Custom HTML".
  3. Paste your embed code into the block.
  4. Click Update / Publish. Done.

Using a page builder? Same idea: in Elementor drag in the "HTML" widget; in Divi use a "Code" module; in the Classic editor, switch to the "Text" tab and paste.

Wix
  1. In the Wix editor, click Add Elements (the + on the left).
  2. Choose Embed Code → Embed HTML.
  3. Click Enter Code on the new element and paste your embed code (choose "Code" mode, not "Website address").
  4. Drag the element where you want it and stretch it to fit. Wix embeds have a fixed frame, so give the widget room (about 900 px tall for the smile simulator, less for the reviews widgets).
  5. Click Publish.

In Wix Studio the element is called HTML iFrame under Add → Embed.

Squarespace
  1. Edit the page, hover where you want the widget and click Add Block (+).
  2. Choose Code.
  3. Paste your embed code (leave the type as HTML) and click outside the block.
  4. Save the page.

Note: embedding scripts/iframes with Code blocks requires a Squarespace plan that supports code blocks. All current standard plans (Core and up, and legacy Business/Commerce) do; the entry "Basic/Personal" legacy plan does not. The widget appears once the page is saved. Inside the editor it may show as a placeholder.

Shopify
  1. In your Shopify admin, go to Online Store → Pages and open the page (or create one).
  2. In the content editor toolbar, click the </> button ("Show HTML").
  3. Paste your embed code where you want the widget, then click Save.

Prefer it in your theme layout? In Online Store → Themes → Customize, add a Custom Liquid section to the page template and paste the code there.

Webflow
  1. In the Webflow Designer, open the Add panel (+).
  2. Drag an Embed element (under "Advanced" / custom code) onto the page.
  3. Paste your embed code into the code editor and click Save & Close.
  4. Publish the site.

Custom code embeds render on the published site (not always inside the Designer preview). A paid Webflow site plan is required for custom code on a custom domain.

Something else? (Duda, GoDaddy, Weebly, custom sites…)

Every website platform with an "HTML", "Embed" or "Custom code" block works, because the snippet is fully self-contained. On custom-built sites, your developer pastes it into the page template. If you tell us your platform, we'll send exact steps: support@tryaadismiles.com.

Start with the free Google reviews widget

Review booster and video reviews $19/month each, smile simulator $29/month. No contracts.