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Collect testimonials on Jekyll
Jekyll powers thousands of GitHub Pages blogs, documentation sites, and indie portfolios. Trustfolio drops in as a Liquid include or a raw HTML snippet — no gem to install, no Ruby config.
Why Jekyll users pick Trustfolio
Jekyll users on GitHub Pages have hard constraints (no plugins, limited gems). Trustfolio is runtime-only — zero GitHub Actions changes needed.
Jekyll sites are typically under 100KB total. Trustfolio adds 4.8KB gzip externally.
Setup in under 2 minutes
- 1In your Jekyll project, create _includes/testimonials.html.
- 2Paste the Trustfolio embed snippet.
- 3Add {% include testimonials.html %} to any page or layout.
- 4jekyll build and deploy.
<div data-trustfolio="YOUR_WIDGET_ID"></div>
<script src="https://trustfolio.dev/embed.js" async></script>Frequently asked
Does it work on GitHub Pages?
Yes — GitHub Pages allows arbitrary script tags.
Can I use Liquid variables in the embed?
Yes, interpolate the widget ID with Liquid if you manage multiple sites.
Does it work with Jekyll themes like Minima?
Yes, edit the theme's layouts or use custom includes.
Will it break Jekyll's built-in sitemap?
No — the widget renders client-side after sitemap generation.
Can I exclude the widget from specific pages?
Yes, use Jekyll's front matter flags in your include logic.
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