The shortcode

[trasl_lucky_wheel] renders the wheel inline wherever you place it — in a page, a post, or a block. It uses the same prizes, look and settings as the popup, so there is nothing extra to configure. The design applies here too: Strip is the one built for a page, and Stack is the one for a narrow column or a sidebar.

On a page that has the shortcode, the popup does not open by itself over the wheel the shopper is already looking at; the launcher is still there if you show one. A spin on the inline wheel is remembered in the same way as one in the popup, so the popup does not then open on the next page either.

To open the popup from a button of your own instead, use [trasl_lucky_wheel_button]: see Opening it from your own links under When it appears. [trasl_lucky_wheel_rules] shows each prize with its chance and the terms of the codes: see Showing shoppers the prizes and their chances.

The inline wheel keeps to the Schedule on the Display screen. Outside it the wheel is not drawn and a spin is refused, so a promotion that has ended hands out no more coupons from a page it was placed on. An administrator sees a note in its place saying why; anyone else sees nothing there. Display on, Exclude and Audience are the popup's alone: placing the shortcode on a page is the choice of page. So a window that has already ended no longer serves as a way to keep the popup shut while the inline wheel runs: set Display on to Only what I choose below with nothing chosen instead, and leave the Schedule on Always.