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Expand Up @@ -43,12 +43,11 @@ The CrowdHandler plugin is available to install via the WordPress plugin directo

After installation, you need to configure the plugin:

1. Access the settings page at `[yoursite.com]/wp-admin/admin.php?page=crowdhandler`
1. Get your CrowdHandler API Public Key from the [CrowdHandler admin interface](https://admin.crowdhandler.com/account/api)
1. Add your CrowdHandler API Public Key in the field labelled "Public Key"
1. Check the "enabled" option. This will activate CrowdHandler for the site.
1. Configure optional settings
1. Select "Save Settings"
1. Go to https://signup.crowdhandler.com to create a CrowdHandler account.
1. Note you do not need to install the CrowdHandler JavaScript when using the WordPress plugin
1. In the CrowdHandler control panel, go to Domains > Deployment Settings
1. Select ‘WordPress’ as the Deployment Option and ’Save’.
1. Our guide will walk you through configuring the plug-in.

Optional settings:

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