Can the x-frame settings in Webflow be edited to allow my site to be displayed in an iframe?

Yes, you can edit the X-Frame-Options settings in Webflow to allow your site to be displayed in an iframe. By default, Webflow sets the X-Frame-Options header to "SAMEORIGIN," which means that your site can only be embedded in an iframe if the iframe is hosted on the same domain.

To allow your site to be displayed in an iframe from a different domain, you can modify the X-Frame-Options setting in Webflow. Here's how:

1. Go to your Webflow project dashboard and select the hosting settings for the site you want to modify.
2. Under the "Security" tab, you'll find an option to set the X-Frame-Options header.
3. Change the value of the header to "ALLOW-FROM [domain]" or "ALLOWALL" to allow your site to be embedded in iframes from a specific domain or from any domain, respectively.

If you choose to use the "ALLOW-FROM [domain]" option, make sure to replace "[domain]" with the actual domain(s) you want to allow.

Please note that modifying the X-Frame-Options header can have security implications, as it determines whether other websites can embed your site in an iframe. It's essential to understand the implications and make informed decisions based on the specific requirements of your project.