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Add the Weekly Torah Portion to your website

Drop the weekly Torah Portion onto your own website with a single snippet — free, no account, and it keeps itself current. Show this week or pin a specific portion, then paste the code wherever you can add HTML.

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B'rit Hadashah

Include Messianic (New Testament) reading references.

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<div class="shalom-embed">
  <a href="https://www.shalom.app/?utm_source=embed&amp;utm_medium=widget" style="display:inline-block;margin-top:.5em;font-size:.8em;opacity:.75;text-decoration:underline;text-decoration-style:dotted;text-underline-offset:2px">Shalom.App — Weekly Torah Portion</a>
</div>
<script async src="https://www.shalom.app/embed.js"></script>

Paste into a raw-HTML / code block (in Squarespace, an Embed or Code block — not a Text block). Loads from www.shalom.app.

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Shalom.App — Weekly Torah Portion

How to add it

  1. 1. Set the options above until the live preview looks right.
  2. 2. Press Copy to grab the snippet.
  3. 3. Paste it into a raw-HTML / code block on your page. In Squarespace use an Embed or Code block — not a Text block.

Configuration options

Each option is a data-attribute on the snippet's <div>. Leave one off to use its default. The configurator above writes these for you, but you can also edit them by hand.

AttributeValuesDefaultWhat it does
data-slugportion slug— (current week)Pin to one portion (e.g. "bereshit"). Omit to show the current week, which updates itself every Shabbat.
data-sizefull · compactfullFull shows the complete card; compact trims to name, dates, and readings for tight sidebars.
data-audiencediaspora · israeldiasporaWhich calendar to follow when the two diverge.
data-brit1 · 01Show or hide B'rit Hadashah (Messianic / New Testament) reading references.
data-popup1 · 00Render a text link instead of the inline card; clicking opens the widget in a popup.
data-popup-textany textRead this week's Torah PortionLink wording when data-popup is on.

Good to know

  • Works anywhere you can paste HTML — Squarespace, WordPress, Wix, plain static sites, and more.
  • Stays current. A current-week widget recomputes the active Shabbat on its own — no rebuild or edit each week.
  • Loads in a sandboxed iframe, so it can't touch the rest of your page and your page's styles can't break it.
  • Free to use. The snippet includes one small credit link back to Shalom.App — that's all we ask. It also means the widget degrades to a simple link if your site ever strips the script.

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