Friendly, All-Access Guide to Installing the Funneler AI Script
This expanded guide covers all major CMS options and plain websites. The core goal is the same: insert the following tag just before the closing </body> on your pages.
In your Funneler dashboard, go to Chat Funnels, click the activation code button, and copy the unique account code found within the <script>…your account code…</script> snippet. You may save this code locally for future reference.
Now choose your platform from the list below to get started.
Table of Contents
- 1) WordPress
- 2) Elementor
- 3) Beaver Builder
- 4) Divi
- 5) Other WordPress page builders
- 6) Child Theme or Site-wide Plugin (safe, maintainable approach)
- 7) Plugins for “Insert Headers and Footers” style insertions
- 8) WordPress Multisite considerations
- 9) Wix
- 10) Webflow
- 11) Squarespace
- 12) Joomla
- 13) Drupal
- 14) Magento / Adobe Commerce
- 15) Weebly
- 16) Shopify
- 17) Plain non-CMS / hand-coded websites
1) WordPress
Quick recap
- You’re inserting a small JavaScript tag just before the closing
</body>tag. - The code snippet: <script>…your account code…</script>
Best-practice overview
- Use a maintenance-friendly path (child theme or site-wide plugin) to survive updates.
- Clear caches after insertion; test in incognito to verify loading.
Path options
Path A: Page-builder friendly approach (Elementor, Beaver Builder, Divi, etc.)
- Elementor (and similar editors)
- Beaver Builder
- Divi
- Other builders (Thrive, Brizy, Oxygen, etc.)
Path B: Safe, maintainable approach
- Child Theme (recommended)
- Lightweight plugin (Code Snippets / WPCode)
- Functions.php enqueue (advanced)
Path C: Plugins for “Insert Headers and Footers” style insertion
- Insert Headers and Footers
- WPCode (Snippets)
- Code Snippets
Testing & troubleshooting
- View Source to confirm tag before
</body>. - Incognito testing; check console for errors.
2) Elementor
Approach
- Use a site-wide footer insertion via a snippet plugin (recommended) OR
- Place a snippet in Elementor’s Theme Builder footer (if you have Elementor Pro).
Steps (recommended site-wide method)
- Install and activate a snippet plugin (e.g., WPCode or Insert Headers and Footers).
- Create a new snippet.
- Location: Before
</body>(Footer). - Content: html
<script>...your account code...</script> - Save and set to All Pages.
- Clear caches and test.
Alternative (page-level)
- Edit a page with Elementor.
- Add an HTML widget near the bottom and paste the script tag.
- Note: To cover all pages, you’d need to repeat or use the site-wide method.
3) Beaver Builder
Approach
- Prefer a global footer or code injection method.
- If your theme supports it, add to footer.php in a child theme; otherwise, use a snippet plugin.
Steps (global code injection)
- Install a snippet plugin.
- Create a new snippet with location: Before
</body>. - Content: the script tag.
- Save, enable on all pages, clear caches, test.
4) Divi
Approach
- Divi has integration areas for code snippets.
Steps
- Divi > Theme Options > Integration.
- In “Before </body>” (or similar) paste the code.
- Save changes and test across pages.
5) Other WordPress page builders
- Oxygen Builder, Thrive Architect, Brizy, etc.
- General guidance: use a global code insertion path via a snippet plugin or theme integration area when available.
- If no global option exists, resort to editing footer.php in a child theme with caution.
6) Child Theme or Site-wide Plugin (safe, maintainable approach)
1) Child Theme (recommended)
- Create/edit footer.php in your child theme.
- Insert the snippet just before
</body>.
Example:
?php// Footer content...?>
<script>...your account code...</script>