For chat widgets, the embed code is typically a single script tag pasted before the closing body tag, or into your platform's custom-code setting (WordPress footer, Wix Custom Code, Squarespace Code Injection, Webflow Footer Code).
A good widget loads asynchronously so it never slows down your page, and renders in its own isolated container so your site's styles and the widget can't break each other.
Clerkzo's embed code is one line, generated with your agent ID already filled in, and the widget renders inside a Shadow DOM so it's fully isolated from your site's CSS.
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Browse all 104 terms- Website chat widgetA website chat widget is the small chat window, usually in the corner of a website, that lets visitors ask questions and get help without leaving the page.
- Chatbot trainingChatbot training is the process of teaching an AI assistant what it knows and how to answer, and modern tools do it by reading your existing content instead of making you script every reply.
- FAQ chatbotAn FAQ chatbot is a chat widget that answers a business's frequently asked questions in conversation, instantly, so visitors get the exact answer they need without reading through an FAQ page.
- Online bookingOnline booking is any way a customer arranges an appointment through a website rather than by phone, either by choosing a time slot directly in a calendar or by sending a booking request the business confirms.