inwink widgets allow you to display event content on external websites through an iframe, such as speakers, sessions, partners, or topics.
Visitors can browse this information directly from the website where the widget is embedded and will be redirected to your inwink event platform when clicking on a widget element.
For example, a “Speakers” widget integrated into your corporate website allows visitors to view the list of speakers from your event and access their detailed profile page on your inwink event website in just one click.
Create a widget
Go to your event back office, then navigate to Website & App > Website Content > Widgets:
Click the “Add a widget” button: 
A widget gallery appears with several options available:
- Choose one of the following widget types:
- Speaker
- Session
- Partner
- Event theme
- Click “Create a blank page” to create a brand-new widget
- Click “Import a page from an event” to import a widget from an existing event
Click the Next button and enter a title and description for your widget:
Click the Next button at the bottom of the window, then validate the widget URL code: 
Click NEXT at the bottom-right corner of the window.
Validate the widget security settings:
- If you want to allow any website to embed the widget, turn the Allow all domains option ON
- Otherwise, specify the domain name(s) authorized to use the widget below
You can now create your widget.
Edit a widget
Widgets can be edited from the back office just like any other page on your website, with a few exceptions:
- Only the following blocks can be added to a widget:
- Speaker
- Session
- Event theme
- Partner
- In the “Widget information” button located at the top-left of the editing page, you can modify the widget settings:
As with any website page, you can preview your widget before publishing it once it is ready.
Important:
- Make sure your session / speaker / partner / topic templates have been published.
- If access to your event website content requires visitors to be logged in, the widget content will still remain public. However, when a user clicks on an element inside the widget, they will be redirected to the event website where they will need to log in.
Embed a widget into your website
Once your widget is ready and published, you can integrate it into your website.
In inwink, open the published version of your widget (as you would for a regular page) and copy its URL.
Then, embed the following code snippet into your website, replacing YourURL with the URL copied previously:
<iframe title="Mon widget" src="YourURL" width="100%" height="500px"></iframe>
You can then adapt the size of the widget in your site by configuring the iframe.