Show your posts and forms on any website

If Stratafold can’t publish into your website directly yet, it can still show your content there. You paste one small snippet into a page once. From then on, whatever you publish in Stratafold appears on that page within about a minute, and taking it off the website takes it down.

1. Turn it on

1. Open Publish elsewhere in the menu and find Add to any website.
2. Type your website address, for example yourbakery.com, and choose Turn on.

Your content only shows on the addresses you list. If someone copies the snippet onto another site, nothing appears there. If your site is also reachable at a second address — for example yourbakery.squarespace.com — add it under Website settings → For developers → Websites allowed to show your content. That list is what Add to any website uses, so change where your content shows there.

2. Choose what to show

• Your posts — a list of your newest published posts of one kind, with a picture, a short summary and an Older posts button. Selecting one opens it on the same page.
• A form — any published form, such as Contact us. What people send arrives in Stratafold like any other form.

Copy the snippet with Copy snippet.

3. Paste it into your site

• Squarespace: edit the page → add a block → Code → paste → Apply. Code blocks that run scripts may need a paid Squarespace plan.
• WordPress: edit the page → add a block → Custom HTML → paste → Update. (WordPress sites can also connect directly, which is better for search.)
• Shopify: Online Store → Themes → Customize → Add section → Custom Liquid → paste → Save. (Shopify stores can also connect directly, which is better for search.)
• Webflow: open the Add panel → Embed → paste → Save & Close, then publish. (Webflow sites can also connect directly, which is better for search.)

Some builders don’t run snippets in their editor preview. Check the published page instead.

Wix runs pasted code inside a frame of its own, so the snippet doesn’t work there yet. Wix blogs can connect directly instead.

Good to know

• The snippet picks up your site’s own fonts and colours.
• Posts shown this way are loaded after the page opens, so search engines find them less reliably than posts published into the site itself. For search, a direct connection is better where one exists.
• Forms protected by a captcha, forms with several steps, and forms that take file uploads can’t be shown this way yet. The snippet says so on the page instead of showing a broken form.
• Turn off everywhere hides the content on every site at once. Turning it back on keeps the same snippet, so you don’t need to paste it again.