How to Integrate HTML Code in Hostinger Website Builder

Quickly enhance your Hostinger site by adding custom HTML with the Custom HTML widget for added functionality.

Add HTML Code to Hostinger Website Builder

TL;DR:

  • Use the Custom HTML widget to add code snippets to any page
  • Preview your changes before publishing to avoid layout issues
  • Basic HTML knowledge helps but isn't essential
  • Always backup your settings before adding new code
  • Perfect for adding third-party tools, forms, or custom animations

Hostinger Website Builder makes it straightforward to add custom HTML code to your site. Whether you want to embed a chatbot, add a custom contact form, or include special animations, the Custom HTML widget gives you the flexibility to enhance your site beyond the standard features.

Where to Add Your HTML Code

The Custom HTML widget works on any page in your Hostinger site. You can add different code snippets to different pages, which is handy when you need specific functionality on certain pages only.

Common uses include:

  • Third-party booking systems
  • Custom contact forms
  • Social media feeds
  • Analytics tracking codes
  • Interactive elements or animations

Adding HTML Code Step by Step

Here's how to add your HTML code:

  1. Open your website editor in Hostinger
  2. Navigate to the page where you want to add the code
  3. Click the '+' button to add a new element
  4. Find and select the 'Custom HTML' widget
  5. Drag it to your desired location on the page
  6. Click on the widget to open its settings
  7. Paste your HTML code into the code box
  8. Click 'Save' to apply the changes

The widget will display a placeholder in the editor, but you can preview how it actually looks using Hostinger's preview feature.

Testing Your Code

Before publishing, use the preview option to see how your HTML code appears on the live site. This catches any formatting issues or broken elements before visitors see them.

If something doesn't look right, you can edit the code directly in the widget settings. The preview updates in real-time, so you can tweak and test until everything works perfectly.

Pixelhaze Tip: Keep a backup copy of your original HTML code in a text file. If something goes wrong, you can quickly restore the working version.
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Common HTML Code Examples

Here are some basic examples you might use:

Embedding a video:

<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/VIDEO_ID" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Adding a simple button:

<button onclick="alert('Hello!')">Click Me</button>

Creating a contact link:

<a href="mailto:hello@yoursite.com">Email Us</a>

Remember to replace placeholder text with your actual content.

FAQs

Can I add different HTML code to different pages?
Yes, each Custom HTML widget is independent. You can add unique code to every page if needed.

Will my HTML code work on mobile devices?
Most HTML will work on mobile, but test your code using Hostinger's mobile preview to make sure it displays properly on smaller screens.

What if my HTML code breaks my page layout?
Use the preview feature to check your code before publishing. If something goes wrong, you can edit or remove the Custom HTML widget to fix the issue.

Can I add CSS styling with my HTML?
Yes, you can include CSS within <style> tags in your HTML code, or link to external stylesheets.

Is there a limit to how much HTML code I can add?
While there's no strict limit, keep your code concise for better page loading speed and performance.

Jargon Buster

Custom HTML Widget: A tool in Hostinger Website Builder that lets you add your own HTML code to any page

HTML: HyperText Markup Language – the standard code used to create web pages and define their structure

Iframe: An HTML element that embeds another webpage or content (like videos) within your page

CSS: Cascading Style Sheets – code that controls how HTML elements look and are positioned on a page

Wrap-up

Adding custom HTML to your Hostinger site opens up possibilities beyond the standard website builder features. Start with simple code snippets and gradually experiment with more complex additions as you get comfortable.

The key is testing everything in preview mode before publishing. This way, you can fine-tune your additions without affecting your live site.

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