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How To Embed Recurring Donation Form on Jimdo: Step-By-Step Guide

December 2, 2019 by Raj Leave a Comment

donation form on Jimdo

donation form on Jimdo

Jimdo is a robust, mobile responsive website builder that now hosts over 15 million websites! It offers a free basic service – which provides you with enough tools to build a functional website – as well as two-premium services. For those of you who have created your website on Jimdo or are planning to, here is a quick guide on how to embed your recurring Donorbox donation form on Jimdo website.


Steps To Embed Recurring Donation Form on Jimdo


Step 1

Go to your Donorbox campaigns page.  Click the form integrations icon </> for your fundraising campaign. Then, select the “Embed Form” option.

Yola donations

 


Step 2

Customize your embed options and copy the auto-generated code.

Yola donations

 


Step 3

Now, go to your Jimdo website editor, and find or create the page onto which you want to embed your donation form. You can create a page by scrolling over your navigation menu and clicking “Edit Navigation”. Then, click “Add a new page” and type in the title you wish to give the new page, and click save.

donation form on Jimdo

donation form on Jimdo


Step 4

Now, go to your new page and click the “Add Element” button.

donation form on Jimdo


Step 5

Click “More Elements and Add-ons” to expand the elements menu, and find the “Widget/HTML” element.

donation form on Jimdo


Step 6

Paste your donation form’s embed code into the appropriate text box and click the save button on the bottom right.

donation form on Jimdo


Step 7

Your donation form should now appear on your new page in the website editor. No need to press a save or update button, as Jimdo automatically updates your website.

donation form on Jimdo

As such, your new page should immediately be ready to go! It should look something like this:

donation form on Jimdo

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