# Embed
At the core of any non-Shopify Zigpoll implementation is the embed code. Your embed code can be found in the "Installation" Tab.
If you copy and paste that code into the **\** tag of your website, you are all set.
The embed code looks something like this:
```javascript
```
{% hint style="info" %}
**YOUR\_ACCOUNT\_ID** will be replaced the id for your particular account.
{% endhint %}
{% hint style="info" %}
[Contact us](mailto:support@zigpoll.com) if you need help installing the embed code. For paid plans we offer end to end installation support.
{% endhint %}
If you're on a site builder like Framer, Wix, or Webflow - see [Integrations](/integrations.md) for more detailed instructions on implementing Zigpoll into your platform.
#### Single Page Web Apps
If you have a single page webapp you can still use Zigpoll. All you need to do is run the following code immediately **after** you change a page within your app.
```
window.Zigpoll.refresh();
```
#### Load by Poll id
If you want to load a specific poll on a particular page, you can do so by adding a parameter called **pollId** to the Zigpoll object. For example:
```
```
Will load the poll with id = **YOUR\_POLL\_ID.** This will override any display rules which are already set for the page.
## Inline Embedding
Zigpoll supports two methods for embedding a survey directly into your page content. Both render the survey inline rather than as a popup or slide-in widget.
### Copy & Paste Snippet
This is the simplest way to embed a survey. It is a single, self-contained code block that you paste wherever you want the survey to appear. No global embed script is required, and page rules are bypassed — the survey loads exactly where you place the snippet.
You can find this snippet in your survey's **Delivery Settings** under **Embed Settings → Copy & Paste Snippet**.
```html
```
{% hint style="info" %}
**YOUR\_ACCOUNT\_ID** and **YOUR\_POLL\_ID** will be pre-filled with the correct values when you copy the snippet from the dashboard.
{% endhint %}
### CSS Selector
This method uses the global embed script (installed in your `` tag as described above) together with a container element on the page that matches a CSS selector you configure.
1. Make sure the **global embed code** is installed in your site's `` tag.
2. Add a container element on the page where you want the survey to appear:
```html
```
3. In your survey's **Delivery Settings**, set the **CSS Selector** to match the container (e.g. `#zigpoll-embed-target`).
With this method, page rules and display settings are still respected, giving you centralized control over when and where the survey appears.
### Which method should I use?
| | Copy & Paste Snippet | CSS Selector |
| -------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Setup** | Paste one code block — done | Install global script + add a container element + configure selector in dashboard |
| **Page rules** | Bypassed — survey always loads where the snippet is placed | Respected — survey follows your delivery settings |
| **Best for** | Landing pages, page builders, or placing multiple surveys on one page quickly | Sites where you want centralized control over display rules and visibility |
### Multiple surveys on one page
Both methods support placing multiple surveys on a single page.
* **Copy & Paste Snippet**: Each snippet is fully independent. Paste as many snippets as you need — each one loads its own survey.
* **CSS Selector**: Use a unique selector for each survey (e.g. `#zigpoll-survey-1`, `#zigpoll-survey-2`) and configure each survey's delivery settings to point to its own container.
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