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# WordPress

## 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"

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## Step 2: Adding the code on WordPress

### Using a plugin

1. Go to WordPress Dashboard > Plugins > Add New.
2. Search and install Insert [Headers and Footers](https://wordpress.org/plugins/insert-headers-and-footers/).
3. Click Install Now, then Activate the plugin.
4. Navigate to Settings > Insert Headers and Footers.
5. Paste your WotNot chatbot script into the Scripts in Header section.
6. Click Save to apply the changes.
7. If the chatbot does not appear immediately, try purging your website cache. This may be required if you're using a caching plugin or a CDN like Cloudflare.

### Using Elementor

**Every page Installation**

1. Navigate to Elementor > Custom Code (Pro version required).
2. Click Add New.
3. Name your script (e.g., Chatbot).
4. Paste the chatbot script.
5. Set Location to Head and Condition to Entire Site.
6. Click Publish.

**Page-Specific Installation**

1. Edit the page using Elementor.
2. Add an HTML widget.
3. Paste your chatbot script.
4. Save and update the page.


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