Every Feedspace widget has a unique Widget ID. It is the short code inside your widget’s embed snippet that tells Feedspace which widget to load on your page. You usually need it when you use one of the Feedspace plugins, such as the WordPress or Framer plugin, which ask for a Widget ID instead of the full embed code.
A common case: you have installed the Feedspace WordPress plugin and it asks you to paste a Widget ID to place your reviews in a block or shortcode. The ID lives on your widget’s Embed tab, and you can copy it from there in a couple of seconds.
Log in to your Feedspace dashboard and click Showcase in the left sidebar. Your widgets appear as cards.
On the widget’s card, click Embed. The editor opens directly on the Embed tab. If the editor is already open, click the Embed tab at the top instead.
The HTML/WordPress tab is open by default. You can get the Widget ID in two ways:
data-id inside the snippet.
In the embed code, your Widget ID is the text shown in place of YOUR_WIDGET_ID:
<div class="feedspace-embed" data-id="YOUR_WIDGET_ID"></div>
<script src="https://js.feedspace.io/v1/embed/embed.min.js" type="text/javascript" async></script>Once you have your Widget ID, paste it into the Widget ID field of the plugin you are using. If you are placing the widget on a plain HTML site instead, use the full embed code, which already contains the ID. See how to embed reviews using Feedspace widgets for the full steps.
No. The embed code is the full snippet, a div plus a script tag. The Widget ID is only the short code inside it, the data-id value. A plugin that asks for a Widget ID needs just that short code, not the whole snippet.
No. Changing the design, the name or the selected reviews keeps the same Widget ID, and your embedded widget updates automatically. You do not need to replace the code or the ID on your site.
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