Publishing and sharing
How to embed a Div-idy project on a website
Open Publishing, find Embed on a website, select a live page, and copy the generated embed code into an HTML or embed block on your website. The embedded app shows that page’s published version, so private draft changes stay private until you publish them.
Publish the page you want to embed
Open your project and test the intended page. In Publishing, confirm that it is live. The embed selector lists live pages; a private draft cannot be distributed through this control. Publish any child pages visitors need to navigate to as well. For example, a calculator can be embedded on your business website while an unfinished results-help page remains private.
Set the embed size and title
In Embed on a website, choose Live page to embed. Set Height in pixels between 200 and 1600; the frame fills its available width. Enter a useful Frame title, such as “Delivery quote calculator,” for screen-reader users. Use Show preview to inspect the frame before copying. Choose enough height for both the form and its result.
Copy the code into your website
Choose Copy embed, then paste the complete code into a custom HTML or embed block supported by your website editor. Save and publish the containing website page. Pasting it into a plain text block may display code instead of the app. Keep the generated frame title and settings intact initially; first establish that the standard embed works before changing the surrounding page layout.
Test the published host page
Open the actual website page on a phone and a wider screen. Enter values, submit forms, follow internal links, and check that results remain readable without awkward scrolling. If the bottom is clipped, adjust the embed height and replace the snippet. Test the app directly through its live link too: this helps distinguish a problem in the app from a restriction imposed by the website editor.
Understand updates and browser limits
Publishing changes to the embedded page updates the content at its existing embed address; rebuilding the host website is unnecessary unless you change the snippet. Making the page private removes visitor access. Embedding does not add login protection. Browsers and host websites may restrict cookies, storage, popups, or device features, so verify any feature your app depends on inside the final embed rather than relying only on the standalone preview.