The embed form allows visitors of your website or blog to register for your webinar without having to leave your page The only thing you need to do is copy a bit of HTML-code and paste it on your website!

To create an embed, you can follow the steps:

You can change the colors of the title, subtitle and registration button.

Click on the textbox to edit the title or subtitle.

Press 'Styling' in the left side of the screen to change the colors to your taste or corporate brand.

The broadcast will only be visible after the webinar has been published.

To place the embed code on your own website, you can follow the steps:

After editing your embed form you’ll get a bit of HTML- and Javascript code from us. This code can be placed on your website/blog. You can choose a location to show the embed form. Remember that the embed form requires a minimum of 350 px in width.

If you’re using a custom CMS-system or a blog like Wordpress, remember that the code needs to be placed in the 'source' of the page, so don’t paste it as plain text.

For some CMS-systems it’s not possible to add custom Javascript code, so you might need some help from your website technician.

While the Javascript embed automatically sizes itself in the available space, it's still possible to add styling to the resulting form, by using CSS.

Example:

You can also embed your registration form via an iframe, useful for content management systems where its not easy or possible to use Javascript. Create an iframe element on your webpage and embed the iframe URL from the embed page.

Example:

You have to make sure the iframe has the proper height, as it will not automatically adapt. If you only see part of the form, increase the height of your iframe. You can do so by changing the value of "height" in the example code.

Make sure to set a width for the iframe; it's optimized for around 350 pixels in width. However you can increase the width if you like, or set a percentage to have it fill out the space on your website.

Example:

Please note that the adaptability of the form is limited. If you’d like more customization and want to design the entire registration process according to your wishes and have it under full control, feel free to use our API instead. Contact us for more information.

When you’ve created custom registration links, you might want to use them in your embed form as well.

These custom links allow you to save the source of the registration, such as when using a UTM or campaign URL. When you’ve got multiple embed forms, you have the option to track the embed form the registration originates from.

You can attach this value inside the embed code as a so-called 'data-cst' parameter.

Here’s what you can do. In the embed form code, before the text 'data-webinar=..', add the following: data-cst="your_link_name_here".

In which you should replace your_link_name_here for the name you just used to generate the custom registration link, or the campaign parameter, such as 'linkedin' or 'facebook'. You code will now look a little something like this:

After registration you’ll be able to see in your webinar statistics which link registrants used to register. Click here for more information about custom registration links.

In case of an Iframe, you can add '?cst=Linkedin' to the end of your Iframe URL, 'Linkedin' can be replaced with a variable for example the source of registration or a campaign parameter. Example:

After people registered using your embed form, you can redirect them to a custom confirmation URL.

To do this, follow the steps:

Your registrations will now be automatically redirected to the newly added URL.

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