A widget is one piece of your league, sitting on your club's own website. It can be the standings, the ladder, the latest results, a card that sends people to join, a draw, or today's court sheet where your club publishes one. It is a live window onto Clayside. What your members read in the app is what a visitor to your website reads, and nobody retypes a table after every round.
Build one under Club → Website. Pick the widget, set your club's colour, choose light or dark, say how many rows you want, and the screen writes you a snippet: two lines to copy. Paste them into your website where you want the table, and that is the job done. Nothing is stored on our side, so the lines you pasted are the setting: come back and copy a new pair whenever you want it to look different.
Where the snippet goes
- WordPress. Add a Custom HTML block and paste it in.
- Wix. Add → Embed Code → Embed HTML, and paste it in.
- Squarespace. Add block → Code, and paste it in.
- Google Sites. Insert → Embed, and paste it in.
- Anything else. Any page that lets you paste HTML will take it. If yours will not, put a plain link to your club's Clayside address on the page instead.
It looks after itself
Approve a score on Clayside and your website has it within a minute, with nobody touching the website. A new season, a box you renamed and a joining link you replaced all arrive the same way. There is nothing to install and nothing to keep updated, and the snippet only reads: it cannot change anything in your league.
Widgets are free on every plan, One Box and the trial included.
If your tables are members only
A club that keeps its tables for members (see Signing in) gets a short card on its website instead of the table, telling people to sign in on Clayside. The one setting that shuts your notice board shuts the widget with it, so there is nothing else to turn off.