This article is about the Proxi admin app at app.proxi.co.
WordPress takes the Proxi embed code as-is. Where you paste it depends on how your site is built.
Block Editor
In Proxi, copy the embed code (see Adding Proxi to Your Website: Which Code to Use).
Edit the page, click +, and add a Custom HTML block.
Paste the code and update the page.
The block's Preview tab gives you a rough idea; the published page is the real test.
Page Builders
Elementor — drag in an HTML widget and paste.
Divi — add a Code module and paste.
Classic editor — switch to the Text tab (not Visual) before pasting.
Good to Know
You need an Administrator or Editor account. WordPress strips code pasted by Author or Contributor accounts. On a multi-site network, ask the network administrator.
Security plugins can strip it too. If the code vanishes after saving, a security or SEO plugin is likely filtering it. Try pasting as an Administrator, or temporarily switch the plugin off to confirm.
WordPress.com is different. On the Free, Personal, and Premium plans, WordPress.com removes scripts and iframes when you publish — even though they show in the editor. You'll need the Business plan or above, or use a link to your map instead.
Some code-block plugins preview in a locked-down frame and show a message about "cookie" or "sandboxed". Publish the page and check the live version; it's usually fine there.