# Add bookings to WordPress

Add a Custom HTML block where bookings should appear and paste your daybag script tag into it. Your booking flow renders in the page, or as a floating Book now button. WordPress keeps script tags only for users allowed to post unfiltered HTML, such as administrators, and WordPress.com needs a plan with plugins.

URL: https://daybag.io/guides/wordpress

## Steps
1. Copy your tag: In daybag, open Dashboard → Developers → Widget, pick Inline or Button, and copy the tag. Your slug is already in it.
2. Add a Custom HTML block: Edit the page, click the + block inserter and add a Custom HTML block, or type /html.
3. Paste the tag: Paste the tag into the block's HTML and save the page.
4. Check the live page: Open the page as a visitor and make sure the booking flow shows.

## Your tag
Inline:
```html
<script src="https://daybag.io/widget.js" data-org="your-slug" async></script>
```
Button:
```html
<script src="https://daybag.io/widget.js" data-org="your-slug" data-mode="button" async></script>
```
Replace `your-slug` with your booking page's slug, or copy the tag from Dashboard → Developers → Widget with it filled in.

## Inline or button
- Inline, the default, renders the booking flow right where you paste the tag.
- Button: `data-mode="button"` floats a Book now pill in the corner that opens the flow. For the button on every page, put the button version in a Custom HTML block in your footer: the Footer template part in the Site Editor, or a footer widget area in a classic theme.
- Link: your booking page, `https://daybag.io/book/your-slug`, is the same flow on a page of its own.

## Test it
1. Open the published page in a private window, as a guest would.
2. Book a test with your own email: the confirmation lands in your inbox.
3. Find the booking in Dashboard → Bookings and cancel it there.

## FAQ
### Why did my tag disappear?
WordPress strips script tags for users without the unfiltered_html capability, such as Contributors, and for everyone but Super Admins on multisite. Ask an administrator to add it.
### Does it work on WordPress.com?
On plans with plugins and hosting features turned on. Other plans strip script tags; link a button to your booking page instead.
### Can the widget open one offering?
Yes. Add `data-offering` with the offering's id: the end of its booking link in your dashboard, after `?offering=`.
### What if my builder won't run the tag?
Link a button to your booking page, `https://daybag.io/book/your-slug`. It's the same booking flow on a page of its own.