For news and sports portals

World Cup prediction widget for your portal

Give readers an embeddable tournament-path widget that shows a team's chances to reach each World Cup round. It adapts to their language, updates from your data pipeline, and fits inside articles or sidebars.

Preview the exact widget readers will see

Choose a language, featured team, and visual theme. The widget and embed snippet stay in sync.

Choose the placement that fits your portal

Show editors the exact editorial moments where the widget earns its space: beside analysis, inside the article body, or stacked for mobile readers.

World Cup 2026

Croatia's route: who waits after the group stage?

Analysis - 4 min read

Croatia open with a difficult group, but the draw leaves several realistic knockout paths depending on the final table.

The sidebar widget keeps the article clean while giving readers an immediate probability snapshot.

Article sidebar

Best for desktop portals with a right rail next to match previews, analysis, or team pages.

Tournament guide

Can Croatia make another deep run?

Feature - 6 min read

The expanded format creates more possible routes, and the first knockout opponent may shape the whole campaign.

Below the widget, the article can continue into opponent analysis, squad notes, or schedule context.

Inline article block

Best when the widget is part of the story itself, placed between paragraphs in a CMS article body.

World Cup

Croatia path after the draw

2 min read

On mobile, the widget stacks after the intro so readers see the key numbers before scrolling deeper.

Mobile article view

Best for high mobile traffic. It shows how the same embed becomes a natural stacked content block.

Build the embed code

Add the portal domain so usage reporting can separate each partner. The snippet uses the auto-resizing iframe helper.

Embed type

Demo embeds are for evaluation. They are visibly marked and should not be used as a production portal integration.

Portal domain

Portal key

Paid portals receive a unique key for the full World Cup period. It identifies the licensed domain and enables usage reporting.

The generated code is ready for an HTML block in a CMS. Demo embeds are for previewing. Paid World Cup Pass embeds use a portal key for production use.

Recommended snippet

Why portals can trust the embed

The practical details are handled before a developer touches the CMS.

Auto-updates

Prediction data, new results, and odds changes refresh from your data pipeline.

Mobile-safe height

The helper script measures the iframe content and prevents awkward cut-offs.

14 languages

Labels, round names, and date formats can match the portal audience.

Usage reporting

Each portal gets its own key, so widget loads can be reported separately after match days. Editors can prove the module was seen without adding extra analytics scripts.

Theme choices

Light, dark, and transparent modes help the widget blend into the article page.

No maintenance

The portal embeds once. Ongoing data and visual updates happen on your side.

Advanced integration notes

Developers can also use a fixed-height iframe, embed multiple widgets on one page, or pass URL parameters directly.

Fallback iframe. If a CMS blocks helper scripts, use a fixed iframe height around 600px.

Multiple widgets. The resize helper can support more than one iframe on the same page.

URL options. Supported parameters are `lang`, `team`, `theme`, and `portal`.