It is actually very easy. Well, it seems like that you are missing something in the setup process. Please check the followings: • Check to see if you entered the first/largest breakpoint correctly in the widget option panel. • Make sure that non of the widget copies have full-width option checked in Muse, keep them to be as full width in the design view, but turn off the option for full-width in Muse. Since the widget is responsive it will take care of it, so just make it full-width in the design view, and after Muse automatically triggers the option (Full-width), just put the option back to 'responsive width' and the widget will be fine. • Make sure that the widgets are not pinned.

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(SMART widget is used only as a sample for this article, this method can be applied for all widgets) Step 1 After you downloaded the widget, unzip the file, and you will have a folder with usually 3 files in it. Step 2 Go back to Muse, open the library panel from The top menu Windows >Library. When the library panel is open, select the import button at the bottom of the Library panel. A window opens and you can select the. Viavoice Edition Standard 8.02. mulib file.

Widgets will add powerful capabilities to your Muse websites and will make them truly unique and interactive. Serial Pdfkey. To use a widget in your website, just drag it from the Library Panel in Muse onto your website.

Step 3 After you imported the widget, it adds a new folder to your library panel called after the widget's name. However is most cases, the new folder name is called QooQee Widgets. Now you can drag and drop the widget from that folder, in Library panel, into the project.