How can I automatically reload the Webflow.js file after every page transition in order to update and apply changes to my webflow interactions on ongoing pages?

To automatically reload the Webflow.js file after every page transition and apply changes to your Webflow interactions on ongoing pages, you can utilize Webflow's built-in "page load" event.

Here's a step-by-step guide on how to achieve this:

1. Head to your project settings in the Webflow Designer by clicking on the gear icon in the left sidebar.
2. In the project settings, select the "Custom Code" tab.
3. Open the "Footer Code" section.
4. Add the following JavaScript code snippet:

```javascript

```

5. Save the changes and publish your site.

With this code snippet, the Webflow.js file will be reloaded after every page transition, ensuring that any updates or changes to your interactions made in the Webflow Designer are applied to ongoing pages.

Note: Make sure that you're adding this code in the "Footer Code" section, as it ensures that the Webflow.js file is reloaded after the page content has loaded, avoiding any potential conflicts or issues.

Additionally, you have the freedom to add your own custom code within the `Webflow.push` function. This allows you to execute actions or trigger events specific to each page transition. Just make sure to place the Webflow.js reload code within that function to ensure it fires after the page transition.