Wix Blog: Post Page

The following slots are available when building a site plugin for the Post page.

Slots

The following image shows slots in the Post page, into which users can add plugins.

post-slots

Each slot is identified by a unique placement slot ID. Declare the slots your plugin can be added to by listing their IDs in the placementsSlotIds array in your plugin's configuration:

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The following table lists the placement slot ID for each slot in the Slots diagram:

SlotPlacement slot ID
above-headerd33b7f52-55f6-4db0-b1ca-94d4ba413591
above-content-1c175dd01-ac82-485a-bcff-d4484b9abc20
above-content-27e1d7afb-bd06-442a-b5e4-dcd8cbb1193f
below-content-1914041aa-e527-406e-9e73-2c7d3d667e88
below-content-29ebfec4c-7536-4f62-a40c-eb8d194b116c
page-bottom-172727f32-eef4-415c-81dc-77f9171ac1fc
page-bottom-29bf8d57d-660a-434c-9328-ea3c75af06ee
page-bottom-34add04d7-6d16-4f40-af90-26a99efd3011

For example, to allow your plugin to be placed above the post content:

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Note: The legacy placements format isn't deprecated, and plugins that haven't been migrated continue to work. We still recommend migrating your code to placementsSlotIds.

Legacy placements values

The slots are represented by the following placement object:

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Provide the following values for each property:

KeyValue
appDefinitionId"14bcded7-0066-7c35-14d7-466cb3f09103"
widgetId"211b5287-14e2-4690-bb71-525908938c81"
slotIdID of the slot you want as displayed in the image above.
Supported values:
  • "above-header"
  • "above-content-1"
  • "above-content-2"
  • "below-content-1"
  • "below-content-2"
  • "page-bottom-1"
  • "page-bottom-2"
  • "page-bottom-3"

For example:

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Learn more about how to add your plugin to a slot from the dashboard page.

Post plugin API

Use the Post plugin API to integrate with the plugin's host.

The API provides data about the current post.

Properties

NameTypeDescription
postIdStringThe ID of the current post.

Code example

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Post plugins usually need to integrate with Wix Blog Post APIs, as well as other backend APIs.

In your site plugin or in your app's server code, you may want to perform actions or implement logic that is dependent on the current post or related data.

You can do this using the Wix Blog APIs (Velo, REST, JavaScript SDK).

Last updated: 13 October 2026

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