10 docs tagged with "widget-settings"

Yes. You can embed the Komashi Widget on your Shopify store by adding the widget code to your theme. For deeper integration, use the Komashi API.

Yes. You can embed the Komashi Widget on any WordPress site by pasting the widget code into your page or template. Alternatively, use the API to integrate Komashi data into your WordPress site.

Yes. You can manage everything directly through the Komashi dashboard, or connect your systems using the API instead of the widget.

Yes. The API and the widget are independent. You can use the API on its own to query and manage your Komashi data without embedding the widget on your website.

The easiest way to connect your website is to use the Komashi Widget. Go to Settings → Widgets, copy the embed code, replace the placeholder ID in it with your own service (or subscription) ID, and paste it into your website.

Deleting your provider account stops your business on Komashi immediately and leads to permanent deletion of your data. Read this page carefully before proceeding.

The Widget is a ready-made UI component you embed in your website with a single line of code. No development skills required.

Check the following:

You can use Komashi on your website as a widget. Open Settings → Widgets in the Control Center, where you can see a live example of each widget and copy its embed code.

Embed Komashi widgets on your own website so customers can subscribe and manage subscriptions without leaving your site. Open Settings → Widgets in the Control Center.