Can a Vue.js application be inserted within the custom code block on a Webflow page? Has anyone successfully done this yet?

Yes, you can absolutely insert a Vue.js application within a custom code block on a Webflow page. Webflow allows you to insert custom HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code snippets in the custom code block, giving you the flexibility to integrate external frameworks and libraries like Vue.js.

To do this, first, you'll need to include the Vue.js library in your project. You can either host the Vue.js library files on a CDN or download them and host them locally in your Webflow project. Once you have the library included, you can start writing your Vue.js application code.

Here's a step-by-step guide on how you can successfully insert a Vue.js application in a Webflow custom code block:

1. Create the Vue.js application:
- Set up a new Vue.js project using Vue CLI or any other preferred method.
- Write your Vue.js application logic, components, and styles.

2. Prepare your Vue.js application for Webflow:
- Build your Vue.js application using the `npm run build` command.
- This step generates a bundled JavaScript file and associated assets that you'll need to include in your Webflow project.

3. Upload your Vue.js application assets:
- Upload the generated `dist` folder or the necessary bundled JavaScript file and assets to a hosting provider or CDN of your choice.
- Take note of the URLs or paths to these files.

4. Insert the Vue.js application in Webflow:
- In your Webflow project, navigate to the page where you want to insert the Vue.js application.
- Add a custom code block by selecting the element you want the application to appear in, and then choose "Add code" from the right-click menu.
- In the code block, insert an HTML `script` tag to load the Vue.js library. You can use a CDN or point to the locally hosted library file.
- Next, insert another HTML `script` tag to load your Vue.js application code. Use the URL or path to the bundled JavaScript file you generated in step two.
- Save your changes.

By following these steps, you can successfully insert a Vue.js application within a custom code block on a Webflow page. This approach allows you to leverage the power of Vue.js to create interactive and dynamic components within your Webflow project.