1
What can I embed from this page?
This page is only for the Net Pay calculator embed. The idea is to give site owners one focused payroll tool
that estimates gross pay, statutory deductions, and take-home pay without exposing the full Net Pay Kenya page
layout, long article content, or unrelated calculators inside the same embed workflow.
2
Does the embed include the full article and site layout?
No. The embed should stay focused on the Net Pay calculator itself. That means the host page gets the
calculator interface and result area, while the full site header, footer, long explanation sections, and FAQ
content remain on Net Pay Kenya rather than being pushed into the embedded version.
3
Will the Net Pay embed work on mobile devices?
Yes. The embed is intended to stay usable across desktop, tablet, and mobile widths, including narrow content
columns. The host page should still give the iframe enough vertical space, but the calculator itself should stack
fields, buttons, and result panels cleanly on smaller screens without forcing horizontal scrolling.
4
Why use an iframe for the embed?
An iframe keeps the Net Pay calculator isolated from host-site CSS and JavaScript. That separation matters
because payroll tools can break easily when a host site injects global button, form, table, or font styles.
The iframe approach makes the embed safer, more predictable, and easier to support across many different sites.
5
Can I test the embed before I publish it?
Yes. This page is meant to lead into a dedicated preview workspace where the embed can be checked at different
widths before it is added to a live site. That preview step is important because it lets you test whether the
calculator still feels clean and readable inside your real content area before publishing it.
6
Should the embed stay full width in my page layout?
In most cases, yes. The safest first setup is to let the iframe expand to the full width of the host content
area while keeping enough minimum height for the calculator and results. A cramped narrow box usually makes
payroll inputs and totals harder to read, especially on phones.
7
Will the embed still link back to Net Pay Kenya?
Yes. Attribution back to Net Pay Kenya should remain part of the embedded experience so users can open the
original calculator when they need the full version, extra explanation, or the broader payroll tools available
on the main site.
8
Can I use the embed on WordPress or similar CMS pages?
In most cases, yes, provided the platform allows iframe embeds or a custom HTML block where the snippet can be
pasted. Many site builders, CMS platforms, and blog editors support this, but some locked-down editors may strip
iframe markup or require a custom-HTML widget.
9
Can I change the look of the calculator inside the iframe?
The host page can control the iframe container around the calculator, such as page spacing or section width, but
the embedded calculator itself should remain controlled by Net Pay Kenya. That keeps the embedded tool readable,
consistent, and less likely to break when copied across different host sites.
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What comes after this page?
The next step is the dedicated preview page, where the Net Pay embed can be tested in real time before the
final embed-specific JavaScript workflow is added. That preview flow should help confirm sizing, responsiveness,
and general fit before the snippet is published on another site.