Add job listings to your website without the dev work
Add our powerful job listings widget to any webpage in minutes. Choose the method that works best for your platform.
Add our powerful job listings widget to any webpage in minutes. Choose the method that works best for your platform.
Some platforms including enterprise CMS tools, security-hardened WordPress hosts, and certain page builders enforce a Content Security Policy (CSP) that blocks inline scripts from external sources.
If the HTML snippet doesn’t render the widget, your platform is likely restricting it. The iFrame method is fully CSP-safe because it loads the widget in a sandboxed context, bypassing script-injection rules entirely.
Not sure? Try HTML first. If the widget doesn't appear within a few seconds, switch to the iFrame embed.
Choose your embed method
Pick HTML for full flexibility, or iFrame for CSP-restricted or locked-down platforms. Both render the same widget.
Enter your credentials
Enter your client key and jobs feed url, both provided by idibu, then click View Code to generate the code with your set credentials in the next step.
You can also optionally add custom colors, font and logo. If none are supplied, the default widget colors will be used.
Copy the code
Click the Copy button. The snippet is copied to your clipboard instantly.
Paste into your page
Paste the code into your website builder platform, save and publish.
Preview & done
Visit your published pageĀ where the widget loads automatically. No extra plugins or scripts needed.
Click on Copy to automatically copy the code to your clipboard and paste the contents on your target webpage.
<div>
<script src="https://idibuwidget-iub8o.kinsta.page/widget/index.js" defer></script>
<div class="idibujobswidget"></div>
</div>
<p></p>
<iframe style="border: 0;" title="idibu jobs widget" src="https://idibuwidget-iub8o.kinsta.page" width="100%" height="1200"></iframe><br>
You can preview the widget appearance as it will appear on your website here. The widget is responsive across large, medium and small screens.