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Embedding a list of action centers
Embedding a list of action centers

Show all of your active action centers on your own website

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Written by Ben Lopatin
Updated over 5 months ago

The action center list widget allows you to embed a list of all of your live action centers, providing you with a way of showing your latest advocacy campaigns without any additional work on your part.

Whether you're using a website builder (Squarespace, Wix) or a CMS (WordPress), it's incredibly easy to either embed it yourself or copy the code and send it to your developer/web content manager to embed.

Obtain the widget code

The embed code for your action centers can be found right on the main Advocacy page listing your campaigns. Clicking the "List Widget" button at the top of the page will open a modal window with the code specific to your account.

Customizing the widget styling

The widget embed code will accept an optional URL to a custom CSS file. This allows you to override most styles and adapt the widget to more closely fit the theme of your own site. Simply set the data-css attribute in the <div> element of the embed code. E.g.

data-css="https://example.com/my-style.css"

The best way to get started with this is to set up the widget pointing to a CSS file you can easily and quickly edit for the benefit of speedy iteration. Major layout elements have namespaced classes specifically for the benefit of third-party styling, e.g.

  • muster-action-center-container

  • muster-action-center-list

  • muster-action-center-item

  • muster-action-center-link

Note that you may need to make liberal use of the !important directive to override the underlying styles.

Using the updated list widget

The updated list widget can be used by replacing the JavaScript URL in the embed code with https://widgets.muster.com/v2/list-action-centers-20241105.js

This widget has different default styling but also includes an image from the action center, if provided, and a tagline pulled from a subheadline.

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