Installing AllAccessible on Wix
Overview
Install the AllAccessible accessibility widget on your Wix website using the Custom Code feature. This guide walks you through adding the widget to all pages or specific pages of your Wix site.
Who This Is For
Wix website owners and editors
Small businesses, bloggers, and creatives using Wix
Anyone managing a Wix site who needs to add accessibility features
What You'll Learn
How to install AllAccessible across your entire Wix site
How to install on specific pages only
How to verify the widget is working
Troubleshooting tips specific to Wix
Before You Start
Requirements:
An active AllAccessible account with a Site ID
A Wix site with a connected domain (custom code requires a connected domain)
Your site must be published
What You'll Need:
Your Account ID (found in your AllAccessible dashboard under Sites)
Time Required: 2-5 minutes
Step 1: Get Your Installation Code
Log in to your AllAccessible dashboard
Click Sites in the left menu
Find your site and click the Installation or Get Code button
Copy the JavaScript snippet
Your code will look like this:
<script>
(function(d) {
var s = d.createElement("script");
s.setAttribute("data-accessible-account-id", "YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID");
s.setAttribute("id", "allAccessibleWidget");
s.async = true;
s.setAttribute("src", "https://api.allaccessible.org/widget/YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID.js");
d.head.appendChild(s);
})(document)
</script>
Replace YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID with your actual Account ID from the dashboard.
Step 2: Add Custom Code in Wix
Option A: All Pages (Recommended)
This adds the AllAccessible widget to every page on your Wix site, including any new pages you create in the future.
Go to your Wix Dashboard (not the Editor)
Click Settings in the left sidebar
Scroll down to the Advanced section and click Custom Code
Click + Add Custom Code in the top right
Paste your AllAccessible script code into the code box
In the Name field, type
AllAccessible WidgetUnder Add Code to Pages, select All pages
Under Place Code in, select Body - end
Click Apply
Why "Body - end"? This loads the widget after your page content, giving your visitors the fastest page load experience.
Option B: Specific Pages Only
If you only want the widget on certain pages:
Follow steps 1-6 from Option A above
Under Add Code to Pages, select Choose specific pages
Check the boxes next to each page where you want the widget
Under Place Code in, select Body - end
Click Apply
Step 3: Verify Installation
Make sure your site is published (custom code only runs on published sites)
Visit your live website (not the Wix Editor)
Look for the accessibility button — it typically appears in the bottom-right corner
Click the button to open the widget
Test a feature like increasing text size or changing contrast
If You Don't See the Widget
Check 1: Make sure your site is published
Custom code only runs on your live published site, not in the Wix Editor preview.
Check 2: Make sure you have a connected domain
Wix requires a connected domain for custom code to work. Free Wix sites without a custom domain cannot use the Custom Code feature.
Check 3: View Page Source
On your live site, right-click and select View Page Source
Press Ctrl+F (Windows) or Cmd+F (Mac) and search for "allaccessible"
You should see your script code in the source
Check 4: Clear your browser cache
Hard refresh: Ctrl+Shift+R (Windows) or Cmd+Shift+R (Mac)
Or try opening your site in an incognito/private browsing window
Check 5: Verify your domain in AllAccessible
Log in to your AllAccessible dashboard
Go to Sites
Make sure your Wix domain is registered (check both www and non-www versions)
Troubleshooting
Custom Code Option Not Available
The Custom Code feature requires a connected domain. If you don't see the option:
Make sure you have a Wix Premium plan
Connect a custom domain to your site under Settings → Domains
The Custom Code option will then appear under Settings → Advanced
Widget Doesn't Appear After Publishing
Possible Causes:
Wrong Account ID — double-check the ID matches your dashboard
Domain not registered — add your exact Wix domain in the AllAccessible dashboard under Sites
Code placement — make sure you selected Body - end (not Head)
Browser cache — try incognito mode or clear cache
Ad blocker — temporarily disable any ad blockers and test
Code Snippets Disappeared After Changing Domain
Wix ties custom code snippets to your domain. If you change or disconnect your domain, your custom code snippets may be removed. You'll need to re-add the AllAccessible code after connecting your new domain.
Widget Conflicts with Wix Elements
If the widget button overlaps with Wix elements (like a chat button or back-to-top button):
Log in to your AllAccessible dashboard
Go to your site's Widget Settings
Change the Widget Position to avoid overlap (e.g., bottom-left instead of bottom-right)
Important Notes
HTTPS only — AllAccessible requires HTTPS, which Wix provides by default on all sites
No Wix support for third-party code — Wix does not provide support for issues related to third-party code. For AllAccessible-specific help, contact us directly
GDPR compliance — If your site serves EU visitors, consider categorizing the AllAccessible code appropriately in Wix's cookie consent settings
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do I need a Wix Premium plan?
A: You need a connected domain, which requires a Wix Premium plan. The Custom Code feature is not available on free Wix sites.
Q: Will the widget appear in the Wix Editor?
A: No. Custom code only runs on your live published site. You must publish and visit your site to see the widget.
Q: Do I need to add the code to every page?
A: No — if you select All pages when adding the code, it automatically applies to every page, including new pages you create later.
Q: Will the widget slow down my Wix site?
A: No. The widget loads asynchronously with Body - end placement, meaning it loads after your page content. Typical impact is less than 0.1 seconds.
Q: What if I change my Wix domain?
A: You'll need to re-add the AllAccessible code after connecting your new domain, and update the domain in your AllAccessible dashboard.
Q: Can I customize the widget's appearance?
A: Yes! Customize colors, position, language, and branding from your AllAccessible dashboard — no code changes needed.
Q: Should I use "Head" or "Body - end" placement?
A: We recommend Body - end for the best page load performance. The widget works in either location, but Body - end ensures your page content loads first.
Wix Reference
Wix: Embedding Custom Code on Your Site - Official Wix documentation on adding custom code
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Last Updated: February 2026
Installation Method: Custom Code
Difficulty: Beginner
Time Required: 2-5 minutes
Platform: Wix
