3. Website

The portal has an address of its own, and members can always go to it directly. Putting it on your website adds a sign-in button that opens the portal in a pop-up over your page, so nobody leaves the site.

On Any Website

Under Settings → Members Portal → On your website, enter the addresses allowed to open the portal — one per line, both the plain address and the www one:

Choose the button text (“Members login”, “My Account”) and the button color.

Where the allowed sites, the button and the code live.

Copy the line under Code for your website and paste it into your site's pages, wherever your site keeps code that belongs on every page. It adds the button and makes it open the portal as a pop-up.

On a ChabadOne Website

Two steps: the code, then a menu link.

In ChabadOne, go to Settings → General Settings → Advanced Settings and paste the line into Custom Footer Code.

Saving asks you to tick ChabadOne's agreement — advanced code can affect a site, and this is covered by the Chabad.org Membership Agreement.

Go to Publishing → New Link and choose Link to another page on your site or the Internet:

The link then appears in your site's menu on every page. With the code in place it opens the portal as a pop-up; without it, the same link still opens the portal as a full page.

Checking It Works

• Open your website and click the button. The portal should appear over the page.
• If nothing opens, the site is probably not in the allowed list — the plain address and the www address are different entries.
• The portal has to be on. While it is off, the address shows nothing.