Embed your schedule on WordPress

Add a booking calendar to your website so visitors can see classes and book directly.

Prerequisites

• Feature: Embed Widget must be enabled in Settings → Features.

• Role: Owner

Go to Settings → Website Widget

Open Settings from the sidebar, then "Website Widget."

Turn the widget on

Flip "Enable Widget" to on. Until this is enabled, the embedded widget won't appear on your site.

Pick what to embed

Under "Embed Code," choose a tab: Schedule (the original day/week calendar), Planner (the newer magazine-style agenda with Day/Week/Month/List views and a filter), Staff (a directory of your instructors), Classes (a catalog of your class types), Events (the original retreat list), Retreats (the newer magazine-style retreat cards), Reviews (star-rated testimonials), Sign-up (a lead-capture form), or Passes. Each tab gives you the matching code snippet. Your existing embeds keep working unchanged until you swap in a different snippet.

Copy the code

Click "Copy to clipboard." The snippet is a single <script> line — no account or login is needed by whoever pastes it (e.g. a website contractor).

Add it to your website

Edit the page where you want the schedule, add a Custom HTML block, and paste the code. Works in WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, or any custom HTML.

Customize (optional)

Pick a preset brand color or enter your exact HEX in the Custom color field (light/dark shades are computed automatically). Add Allowed Domains to restrict which sites can embed — leave it empty to allow any site.

Tips

• The Planner style offers four views your visitors can switch between — Day, Week, Month, and List — plus a Filter to narrow by service or staff. It opens on the List (agenda) view, which groups classes by day with a Book button on each, and renders on its own clean, brand-tinted panel so it looks intentional on any background. The original Schedule style is unchanged and still available.
• The Planner shows each class's photo and a "Read me" link when you've added an image or description to its class template (Classes → edit a class). No photo or description? The row simply stays clean.
• The Staff widget is a public directory of your instructors — photo, specialties, bio, and an optional website link. Only instructors with a photo, bio, or specialties appear, so fill out a profile (Instructors → edit) to feature someone.
• The Retreats widget shows your published retreats and workshops as large magazine-style cards — cover photo (or an elegant date cover when there's no photo), dates, location, room options with early-bird pricing, and a Reserve button that opens the full retreat page. It reads from the same events you create under Events.
• The Reviews widget shows star-rated testimonials with your average rating. Manage them in the "Reviews" section on this page: visitor-submitted reviews arrive as Pending (approve the ones you want public), and you can add your own clients' testimonials anytime. Only approved reviews appear on your website.
• The Sign-up widget is a simple lead-capture form (name, email, optional phone, interest, and message). When a visitor submits it, you get an email with their details so you can follow up — a quick way to turn website visitors into prospects.
• The Classes widget is a catalog of your class types — the name, length, default instructor, an optional price, and a description for each. It reads from your active, public class templates (Classes → edit a class), so it's a "menu" of what you offer, separate from the dated schedule.
• The widget works with any website builder — WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, or custom HTML.
• Change your brand color any time — every embed updates automatically without editing the snippet.
• Whoever adds the snippet to your site (like a web designer) does not need a Klasly account — just send them the copied code.