Getting Started
This page is for embedding the Carposé vehicle search on a Wix site. For plain HTML and other site builders, use the standard React integration.
What you can embed
On Wix, the Carposé vehicle search is available as a widget. The other Carposé components remain available through the standard data-carpose-component embed on non-Wix pages.
Install from the Wix App Market (recommended)
The easiest way to add Carposé to a Wix site is to install the app from the Wix App Market:
Open the Carposé app in the Wix App Market and add it to your site.
In the Wix Editor, add the Carposé vehicle search widget to the page where you want it.
Open the widget's settings panel and enter your Carposé API key, plus any options you want to enable.
Configuration
All options are set through the widget's settings panel — you don't edit HTML directly. At a minimum, set your API key. The panel also exposes the same feature toggles as the standard search form (wishlist, comparison, history, AI assistant, financing rates, contextual counts, a forwarding URL for results, theme colors, and so on). Leaving a toggle unset falls back to your Carposé account default.
See the Vehicle Search Form for what each feature does.
Manual setup (Custom Element)
If you'd rather not use the App Market, you can add the search as a Wix Custom Element manually:
In the Wix Editor, add a Custom Element widget to your page.
Set its Server URL to:
This registers the element under the tag
<carpose-vehicle-search>.Open the widget's settings and enter your Carposé API key and options.
Editor vs. published site
In the Wix Editor, the widget shows a small placeholder ("Carposé Fahrzeugsuche") instead of the live search — the editor runs custom elements in a sandbox where the search can't fully load. On the published site (and in Wix Preview) the real vehicle search loads normally. This is expected and needs no configuration.
Notes
Place only one vehicle search per page.
For manual Custom Element setup, use the Wix-specific loader URL (
integration-wix.js) as the Server URL — not the standardintegration.js.
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