Embed on GoDaddy
GoDaddy Websites + Marketing has an HTML section that takes custom code, so the script embed is the recommended path. Leave Forced Height blank and the section sizes itself to the widget.
Script embed (recommended)
Steps
- 1Open your page in the GoDaddy Website Builder editor.
- 2Add a section at the spot where the widget should appear.
- 3Search the section list for HTML and choose Add.
- 4Paste the RentalBeam script embed into the Custom Code field.
- 5Leave Forced Height blank so the section sizes to the content, or set a pixel height if you want a fixed area.
- 6Publish the site, then open the live page to confirm the widget.
- —Leave Forced Height blank for the calendar and the booking form. Both change height as guests use them.
- —GoDaddy warns that custom code can affect the page, so keep the snippet exactly as RentalBeam gave it to you.
- —Add the section right above your booking or inquiry button so guests can act as soon as they have checked dates.
The HTML section is its own iframe
GoDaddy renders the HTML section inside a frame of its own, isolated from the rest of the page. That is good for the widget, since nothing on your page can restyle it, and it is why Forced Height matters: with the field blank the section grows to fit the widget, and with a pixel height set it stays exactly that tall. Check the published page rather than judging the layout from the editor.
Use the full booking form, not the search bar
On GoDaddy, embed the full booking form rather than the compact search bar. The search bar is designed to open the booking form as an overlay on the page it sits on, and it cannot cover a page it is framed inside, so on GoDaddy it would open the form in a new tab instead. The full form works exactly as it does everywhere else.