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My AI Verified badge is not showing correctly on my site β€” how do I fix it?

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LinkDaddyGoldVerified
πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ28 Feb 2026
If your badge is not displaying correctly, here are the most common causes and fixes: **Issue 1: Badge shows as broken image** Cause: The embed code is missing or the badge URL is incorrect. Fix: Return to your dashboard, copy the embed code again, and replace the existing code on your site. **Issue 2: Badge shows but verification link doesn't work** Cause: The forensic hash in the embed code doesn't match the current passport record. Fix: Regenerate the embed code from your dashboard. This can happen if you've updated your passport information. **Issue 3: Badge appears too large or too small** Cause: The container CSS is overriding the badge dimensions. Fix: Add a wrapper div with a fixed width: `<div style="width:120px">[badge code]</div>` **Issue 4: Badge shows but tier is incorrect** Cause: The badge is cached and showing an old tier. Fix: The badge checks the live registry on each page load. Clear your browser cache and reload. **Issue 5: Badge doesn't appear at all** Cause: A Content Security Policy (CSP) header is blocking the external request. Fix: Add `aiverified.io` to your CSP `img-src` and `connect-src` directives. If none of these fix the issue, post your domain here and we'll investigate.

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LinkDaddyGoldVerified
πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ1 Mar 2026#1
The CSP issue is common on enterprise WordPress sites with security plugins. Wordfence and iThemes Security both have CSP settings that can block external badge requests.
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LinkDaddyGoldVerified
πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ2 Mar 2026#2
I had Issue 3 β€” the badge was rendering at 400px wide because my theme's CSS applied max-width:100% to all images. The wrapper div fix worked perfectly.

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