Embed a MineRate server widget on your website

Before you start

• Your server selected in the owner dashboard.
• Permission to add HTML embeds on your community website.

Step-by-step instructions

1. Open Widgets for the correct project

   Choose your server, then open Widgets. Confirm that the preview displays your project before copying a status widget, mini banner or voting link.

2. Choose an embed your website supports

   Use the iframe example if your website allows embeds, or use a normal link when it does not. Keep the generated news_id parameter: it identifies the MineRate listing and is not necessarily the internal server_id.

3. Paste the code in a trusted HTML block

   Use your website’s custom HTML or embed editor, rather than a plain text paragraph. Keep the HTTPS address. The destination website may need to allow MineRate frames in its own Content Security Policy.

4. Check mobile width and loading

   A fixed-width banner can exceed a narrow content column. Make its container responsive and test the actual result before publishing. The example may use lazy loading for an offscreen widget; avoid making that widget your main above-the-fold content.

5. Review status and links after changes

   The widget reads MineRate monitoring data when loaded, which can be cached. It is not a live game console or a guarantee of login availability. Review embeds if the project’s listing or public URL changes.

If something does not work

The code displays as text

Use an HTML/embed block. Some hosted website editors intentionally remove iframe tags; use a normal listing or voting link if embeds are not supported.

The frame is blocked

Check the browser message and the destination website’s frame policy. Do not disable the website’s full security policy; allow only the required trusted embed origin if you control that configuration.

It displays another server

Regenerate the code after selecting your project. Do not manually substitute an internal server ID for the generated news_id value.