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Can you utilize component custom properties in html-embed to have unique html-embed with different svg elements for each component?

Yes, you can utilize component custom properties in HTML embeds to have unique HTML embeds with different SVG elements for each component in Webflow.

To do this, follow these steps:

1. Create a component with the HTML embed inside it: Start by creating a component that will contain the HTML embed code. This component will be reusable across different pages or sections of your website.

2. Add custom properties to the component: Inside the component, go to the Style panel and click on the "+" icon next to the "+ Add Custom Property" label. Add the desired custom properties that you want to use to customize the SVG elements for each component.

3. Use the custom properties in the HTML embed code: Open the HTML embed code and use the component custom properties in the SVG code. You can do this by using the CSS `var()` function to reference the custom properties.

For example, let's say you have a component with a custom property called "--svg-color". In the HTML embed code, you can define the SVG element's fill color using the custom property:

```html

\`\`\`

This allows you to dynamically change the fill color of the SVG element based on the custom property value set for each component instance.

4. Customize the custom properties for each component instance: Once the component is added to a page or a section, you can customize the custom properties for each instance of the component. This will allow you to have different SVG elements with unique styles in each component instance.

To customize the custom properties, select the component instance, open the Style panel, and adjust the values of the custom properties specific to that instance. This will override the default custom property values defined in the component.

By utilizing component custom properties in HTML embeds, you can have unique HTML embeds with different SVG elements for each component instance in Webflow. This gives you flexibility and control over the appearance and style of your SVG elements within your design.

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