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# Inserting a Simple Widget

Lets add a widget into a page. In this example, we're going to insert a simple ContentBoxBadge Widget which has no parameters or arguments. We show you how to create this Widget in the `Developing for ContentBox` section of the documentation.

Lets browse in the admin to `Content > Sitemap` and click on a page. Find the location in the text you would like to add your widget, and click the Green ContentBox Widget icon ( circled below ).

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Pick a Widget out of the list, you can filter the widgets, or select by category ( categories are defined in the Widget properties ).

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Click anywhere on the Widget itself, and the Insert Widget Dialog will open like the screen below.

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If there were arguments, you could adjust them here. If this is the widget you want, and the preview looks good, click `Insert Widget`. `Back to Widgets` allows you to return to the Widget list to look for a different widget. `Cancel` returns you to the Content Editors.

Once inserted, click Publish, and then you'll see a Widget placeholder like this.

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If you right click on the widget, you can get a Widget Context menu like below. You can edit, or remove a Widget through that context menu, or just double click the Widget placeholder to edit directly.

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This example has no arguments or parameters to change, but if you did, you would be able to edit those here, and click `Update Widget` to save those changes.

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You can preview the page using our Responsive Previewer which allows you to see what your page will look like, in desktop, tablet and phone views ( horizontal and vertical ).

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When you are happy, ensure you save / publish your page to keep your changes. Once saved, you can view it on the front end of the website.


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