# WordPress Plugin

If your website uses WordPress, you can install Pushly directly from the WordPress plugin directory — no manual code changes required.

The Pushly WordPress plugin enables you to:

* Automatically embed the Pushly SDK on your site for subscriber opt-in
* Send push notifications directly from the WordPress post editor
* Configure notification settings, auto-send behavior, and target post types
* Troubleshoot notification delivery with a built-in Activity Log

### Getting Started

Follow the [Installation & Setup guide](/integration/web-push/wordpress-plugin/wordpress-plugin.md) to install the plugin and configure your SDK Key and API Key.

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### Having Issues?

See the [Troubleshooting guide](/integration/web-push/wordpress-plugin/wordpress-plugin.md#troubleshooting) for help with common issues including notification delivery problems and server configuration.


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