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            Is there a tutorial available on how to host complete code files and link them with Webflow for a subsite integration?
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             September 22, 2023
            
           Yes, there is a tutorial available on how to host complete code files and link them with Webflow for a subsite integration. The process involves hosting your code files on a separate server or platform and then linking them within your Webflow project. Here's how you can do it:
- Prepare your code files:
 
- Make sure your code files are ready and all dependencies are included.
 - If you have a subsite or a separate section requiring the code files, organize them into appropriate folders.
 
- Choose a hosting platform:
 
- Select a hosting platform or server where you want to host your code files. This could be your own server, a cloud storage provider, or a code hosting platform like GitHub or GitLab.
 
- Upload your files:
 
- Upload your code files to the selected hosting platform.
 - If you're using a cloud storage provider, ensure that the files are publicly accessible.
 
- Get the hosting URL:
 
- Once your files are uploaded, get the URL(s) where your code files are hosted. These URLs will be used to link your code files within Webflow.
 
- Open your Webflow project:
 
- Log in to your Webflow account and open the project where you want to integrate the code files.
 
- Add a custom code element:
 
- In the Webflow Designer, navigate to the page where you want to add the code files.
 - Drag and drop a Custom Code element onto the desired location on the page.
 
- Link your code files:
 
- Inside the Custom Code element, use the appropriate HTML or script tag to link to your hosted code files.
 - If you have multiple files, repeat the process for each file.
 
- Publish your project:
 
- Once you have added the code file links, save your changes and publish your Webflow project.
 - This will make your code files accessible to visitors when they access your website.
 
By following these steps, you can host complete code files and link them with Webflow for a subsite integration. The tutorial provides a detailed walkthrough of the process and is a great resource to have while setting up code file integrations in your Webflow projects.
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