How can I integrate this code into Webflow?

To integrate custom code into Webflow, you'll need to determine where and how the code should function—either site-wide or on a specific page.

1. Decide the Scope of Your Code

• Site-wide integration is good for things like analytics, chat widgets, or global scripts.
• Page-specific integration is best for scripts that affect only one page or a single page element.

2. Add Custom Code to the Entire Site

• Go to Project Settings > Custom Code tab.
• Paste your code into:
• Header section to run code before the page loads.
• Footer section to run code after the page content loads.
• Click Save Changes, then Publish the site.
• This works well for scripts like Google Analytics, cookie banners, or third-party widgets.

3. Add Custom Code to a Specific Page

• Open the Webflow Designer.
• Select the specific page under Pages Panel.
• Scroll to the bottom of the page settings and you'll find the Custom Code section.
• Paste your code into the Page Header or Footer Code field.
• Save and Publish your site to test.

4. Embed Code in the Page Body

• In Webflow Designer, drag an Embed element from the Add panel (press A).
• Click the embed box and paste your code.
• Click Save & Close, and position the element where needed.
• Publish your site to test the embedded code.

5. Important Restrictions

• Custom code only works on published sites, not in the Designer or preview mode.
• Webflow sanitizes inline JavaScript and certain tags, so avoid inserting scripts directly into text or rich text elements.
• Avoid using code that interferes with Webflow’s core layout (e.g., full document.write calls without care).

Summary

To integrate code into Webflow, use Project Settings > Custom Code for site-wide effects, page settings for individual pages, or insert an Embed element for inline functionality. Always publish your site to see the effect of your custom code.