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Widget: How to integrate a bsport widget on Hostinger

Step-by-step guide to embedding a bsport widget on a Hostinger Website Builder site using the Embed HTML element.

Hostinger's Website Builder lets you embed third-party code using its HTML embed element. This is the correct way to add a bsport widget — do not use a plain link or an image block.

Before you start

Generate your widget code in the bsport back office: go to Settings > Widget, configure your widget, and copy the embed code.

Step 1 — Open the page in the editor

Log in to your Hostinger account and open the Website Builder. Click Edit website, then navigate to the page where you want the widget to appear.

Step 2 — Add an HTML element

In the editor, click the + button to add a new section or element. In the element panel, look for Embed HTML (it may be listed under Other or Advanced). Drag it onto the page in the position you want.

The Add block button in WordPress Site Editor

Step 3 — Paste your bsport code

Click on the HTML element to open its settings. Paste your full bsport widget code into the code field and confirm.

Step 4 — Adjust the size

Resize the element by dragging its edges until the widget displays correctly. If the widget appears cut off, make the element taller. For full-width display, stretch it to the full width of the section.

Step 5 — Publish

Click Publish in the top right corner. Open your live site to confirm the widget loads correctly.

If the widget does not load

  • Make sure you pasted the full widget code, including both the <div> and the <script> tags.

  • Check that you are viewing the published site, not the editor preview — the widget will not run inside the Hostinger editor.

  • See Widget: most common problems for further troubleshooting.

Still stuck? Contact our support team with the page URL and a screenshot, and we'll take a look.

Can bsport integrate my widgets for me? Yes — if you'd prefer we handle the setup, find out what we need to get started.

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