How to Add the Panchang Widget to Your Website

WordPress

1. Open the page or post in the block editor.
2. Click + to add a block and choose Custom HTML.
3. Paste the code, then click Preview to check it.
4. Click Update or Publish.

WordPress.com sites can only show embedded widgets on plans that allow custom code. Self-hosted WordPress sites work on any plan.

Wix

1. Open the page in the Wix Editor.
2. Click Add Elements (+), then Embed Code, then Embed HTML.
3. Click Enter Code, choose Code, paste the code and click Update.
4. Drag the box's corner until the whole widget shows (about 340 × 420 pixels), then publish.

Squarespace

1. Edit the page and click an insert point (+).
2. Choose Code.
3. Paste the code, make sure HTML is selected, and click outside the block.
4. Click Save.

If your plan doesn't allow Code blocks, add an Embed block instead and paste the code under Code snippet.

Google Sites

1. Open the page and choose Insert, then Embed.
2. Open the Embed code tab, paste the code and click Next.
3. Click Insert, then drag the box's edges until the whole widget shows.
4. Click Publish.

Blogger

1. Open Layout and click Add a Gadget in the sidebar or section you want.
2. Choose HTML/JavaScript.
3. Paste the code into the Content box and click Save.
4. Click View blog to check it.

To put the widget inside a post instead, switch the post editor to HTML view and paste the code there.

Any other website

1. Open the page's HTML in your editor or site builder.
2. Paste the code where the widget should appear.
3. Save and publish the page.

Most other builders, such as Weebly, GoDaddy and Jimdo, have an Embed, HTML or Code element that works the same way.

Nothing appears where I pasted the code

Some site builders remove embedded content on free plans or in ordinary text blocks. Paste the code into an HTML, Code or Embed block rather than a text block, and check that your plan allows embeds.

The bottom of the widget is cut off

Increase height="390" in the code to 420 or 450, or drag the embed box taller in your site builder. Long names in some languages need a little more room.

The times look wrong

Check the city in the code. Every time is calculated for that city and shown in its local time zone, so a widget set to New Delhi shows Indian times even on a site in Canada.

It shows English instead of my language

Check that the address in the code ends with the right lang value, such as lang=ta for Tamil. Unknown values fall back to English.

The "Panchang by Vedic Tithi" line is missing

Some builders keep only the first part of pasted code. Add the line back as text under the widget, with Vedic Tithi linked to vedictithi.com. Please keep this line: it keeps the widget free.

Does it update by itself?

Yes. The widget shows today's Panchang for the city you chose and refreshes at least every hour. There's nothing to update on your side.