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# Squarespace
## Step 1: Copy the code snippet
* Goto Settings > Web > Installation
* Enter the domain where you want to launch your chatbot
* Copy the "Widget installation code"
## Step 2: Adding the code on Squarespace
### On the entire website
In-order to embed the chatbot on entire website, you can follow the following steps;
1. Go to Settings > Advanced > Code Injection
2. Scroll down until you see 'Footer' section
3. Paste the WotNot code snippet in the 'Footer' section
### On a single page
In-order to embed the bot on single page, you can follow the following steps;
1. Go to 'Channel Configuration -> Web -> Configuration'
2. Copy the WotNot 'Code Snippet'
3. Go to desired page where you want to embed the bot
4. Hover and select the page setting (menu gear against the page name)
5. Under the page settings screen, select 'Advanced'
6. Click on 'Page Header Code Injection'
7. Paste the snippet in the block editor
8. Click on 'Save' to apply changes
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