# Registration Widget

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## How to Add the PNS Registration Widget to Your Site

There are two main ways to incorporate the PNS registration widget:

### **1. Using NPM Package**

For developers using React in their dApp, you can install the [`@pnsdomain/widgets`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@pnsdomains/widgets) package. This package provides a small, customizable React component for interacting with the PulseChain Name Service.

### **2. Embedding via HTML**

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For a simpler integration, especially if you're not using React, you can embed the widget directly into your website with an HTML `iframe` tag:

{% code overflow="wrap" %}

```
<iframe src="https://widget.pulse.domains?mode=dark&shadow=yes&referrer=helloworld.pls" width="400" height="600" style="border:none;"></iframe>
```

{% endcode %}

* **Attributes:**
  * `mode`: Choose 'light' or 'dark' theme, with 'light' as the default.
  * `shadow`: Set to 'yes' to add a shadow effect, or 'no' to remove it. Default is 'yes'.
  * `referrer`: Set this to a .pls domain of your choice. The default is null. ([More on Referrals](https://docs.pulse.domains/guides/referrals))

By following these instructions, you can quickly add the PNS domain registration widget to your website, allowing users to register .pls domain names directly from your platform.


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