A widget is how your approved testimonials appear on your website. You create and configure it in KudosWall, then copy a singleDocumentation Index
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<script> tag and paste it into your site’s HTML. From that point on, the widget loads and displays your testimonials automatically — no rebuilds required when you approve new ones.
How embedding works
Each widget you create gets a unique ID. KudosWall generates an embed snippet that looks like this:Layout options
Three layouts are available. Masonry and carousel are premium features that require Pro or above.| Layout | Available on | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Grid | All plans | Testimonials in a clean, uniform column grid |
| Masonry | Pro, Agency, Lifetime | Variable-height cards in a flowing multi-column layout |
| Carousel | Pro, Agency, Lifetime | Horizontally scrolling display with optional auto-advance and navigation arrows |
Theme options
The widget supports three themes:- Light — white card backgrounds with dark text
- Dark — dark card backgrounds with light text
- Auto — follows the visitor’s operating system preference
Filtering and curation
You control exactly which testimonials appear in each widget:Filter by tag
Show only testimonials that have a specific tag attached.
Filter by minimum rating
Set a minimum star rating so only your highest-rated responses appear.
Max items
Limit how many testimonials the widget displays. Defaults to 20.
Pinned testimonials
Choose specific testimonials that always appear first, regardless of sort order.
Branding options
| Option | Available on |
|---|---|
| Accent color | Pro, Agency, Lifetime |
| Background color | Pro, Agency, Lifetime |
| Hide KudosWall badge | Pro, Agency, Lifetime |
Animation
The widget supports two animation styles when testimonials load:- Fade — cards fade in smoothly (default)
- None — cards appear instantly with no transition
Widget analytics
Every widget automatically tracks how it performs. From the widget’s analytics view in your dashboard, you can see:- Views — how many times the widget has been loaded on your site
- Clicks — how many visitors clicked a link or CTA inside the widget
- Click-through rate (CTR) — clicks divided by views, expressed as a percentage
Create a widget
Step-by-step guide to creating your first widget in the dashboard.
Widget settings reference
Full reference for every layout, filter, and display option.