Install the website script on Squarespace

Before you start

• A Squarespace plan and contributor role that allow Code Injection
• The generated installation code for the connected domain
• A publicly reachable page outside password or maintenance protection

Procedure

Step by step

1. 01

   Copy the exact generated tag

   Open the connected Squarespace domain in DocAccessible and copy its Installation code.

2. 02

   Open Code Injection

   Open the Squarespace Code Injection panel from site settings. If menu labels differ, search settings for Code Injection rather than adding a Code Block to page content.

3. 03

   Paste into Footer

   Paste the complete script into the site-wide Footer field. Squarespace injects this field before the closing body tag on supported public pages.

4. 04

   Save the setting

   Save the Code Injection panel. Keep the tag outside consent wrappers that prevent it from loading unless your governance policy explicitly requires that behavior.

5. 05

   Open the public site

   Visit a normal page in a private window, not the editor preview. View page source and search for the exact data-site-key.

6. 06

   Confirm verification

   Reload the public page once and return to DocAccessible. If the key is absent from source, confirm plan access, save state, page type, and site password settings.

Use Footer code injection

<script async src="https://docaccessible.com/site/v1.js" data-site-key="YOUR_SITE_KEY"></script>

Squarespace limitations to check

• Test while logged out or in a private window.
• Use a public page without a site-wide password.
• Check whether a cookie or consent rule blocks the script before it reports.
• Recheck after a template or domain migration.

Official Squarespace reference

• Squarespace: Using code injectionReview the current Code Injection fields, plan access, saving, and platform limitations.