Install on WordPress
Three ways to add the widget to a WordPress site.
Pick whichever of these matches how your site is built. All three produce the same result.
Option 1 β a header/footer plugin (recommended)
The safest method, because it survives theme updates.
In WordPress, go to Plugins β Add New and install a snippet plugin such as WPCode or Insert Headers and Footers.
Activate it, then open its settings.
Copy your snippet from Widget β Embed in LimeCall.
Paste it into the Footer box β not the header.
Save.
Option 2 β your theme's built-in setting
Many themes include a custom-code area. Look under Appearance β Customize for "Custom Code", "Footer Scripts" or similar, and paste the snippet into the footer field.
Code pasted directly into a theme's own settings is usually lost when that theme updates. Option 1 avoids this.
Option 3 β edit the theme directly
Only do this on a child theme. Editing a parent theme means losing your change on the next update.
Go to Appearance β Theme File Editor.
Open
footer.php.Paste the snippet immediately before
</body>.Update the file.
Clear your cache
WordPress caching is the most common reason a correctly installed widget does not appear.
After installing, purge the cache in every layer you run:
your caching plugin (WP Rocket, W3 Total Cache, LiteSpeed Cache, WP Super Cache),
your host's server-side cache (Kinsta, WP Engine, SiteGround and others each have their own),
Cloudflare or any other CDN in front of the site.
Then test in a private window.
If you use an optimisation plugin
Plugins that combine, defer or minify JavaScript can break third-party widgets. If the widget does not load, add it to the exclusion list:
WP Rocket β exclude
limecallunder File Optimization β Excluded JavaScript Files.Autoptimize β add
limecallto Exclude scripts from Autoptimize.LiteSpeed Cache β add it to the JS Excludes list.
Verify
Open your site in a private window and wait a few seconds for the widget to appear. If it does not, work through The widget is not showing.
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