Can you access Webflow's code to change the value of a parent div with a custom attribute in Udesly's audio player for Webflow based on a CMS field?

Yes, you can access Webflow's code to change the value of a parent div with a custom attribute in Udesly's audio player for Webflow based on a CMS field. Here's how you can achieve this:

1. Set up your CMS collection: Start by creating a CMS collection in Webflow where you can store the data that will affect the value of the parent div. Make sure to add a field to the collection that corresponds to the custom attribute you want to change.

2. Add the Udesly audio player to your Webflow project: Install the Udesly audio player in your Webflow project. You can either use the provided code snippet or add it as a HTML embed element in your desired page or template. This will give you access to the necessary markup and JavaScript code that powers the audio player.

3. Link the CMS field to the audio player: In your Webflow designer, navigate to the page or template where the audio player is placed. Find the parent div element that contains the custom attribute you want to change. Open the settings panel for that element and bind the custom attribute to the CMS field you created in step 1. This will establish a dynamic connection between the CMS field and the value of the custom attribute.

4. Modify the Udesly audio player's JavaScript code: To update the value of the parent div's custom attribute based on the CMS field, you'll need to modify the Udesly audio player's JavaScript code. Locate the relevant script code, which is usually provided by Udesly, either within the HTML embed element or in an external script file.

5. Use Webflow's CMS API: Webflow provides a CMS API that allows you to retrieve data from your CMS collection. You can use this API to fetch the value of the CMS field that corresponds to the custom attribute. Within the Udesly audio player's JavaScript code, replace the existing value of the custom attribute with the value fetched from the CMS API. This can be done by making an AJAX request to the Webflow CMS API endpoint and extracting the required data.

6. Test and publish: After making the necessary changes, preview your Webflow project to test if the value of the parent div's custom attribute is being updated correctly based on the CMS field. Ensure that the audio player functions as expected and that the custom attribute reflects the desired value. Once you're satisfied with the changes, publish your site for the updates to take effect.

By following these steps, you can access Webflow's code, link a CMS field to the Udesly audio player, and update the value of a parent div's custom attribute based on the CMS field.