To pull custom parameters from a page URL and replace them with placeholders in Webflow, you can use JavaScript and Webflow's built-in custom code functionality. Here's a step-by-step process to achieve this:
1. First, add the necessary custom code to your Webflow project. To do this, go to your Webflow Designer, select the page you want to work on, and click on the "Page settings" gear icon in the left sidebar.
2. In the Page settings panel, scroll down to the "Custom code" section. You'll find two code fields: `
` and ``. For this implementation, we'll be adding code to the `` section. Click on the "" tab to open the code editor.3. Inside the `
` section, add a script tag to embed your custom JavaScript code. For example, you can use the following code snippet:```html
```
4. In the above code snippet, replace `parameter1`, `parameter2`, `.placeholder1`, and `.placeholder2` with the appropriate parameter names and class names that match your specific use case. Make sure to define a class or ID for the placeholders in your Webflow project and adjust the code accordingly.
5. Once you've added and customized the JavaScript code in the `
` section, click on "Save changes" to apply the settings. Now, when a user visits the page with custom parameters in the URL, the placeholders defined in your Webflow project will be dynamically replaced with those values.Remember to publish your project for these changes to take effect on your live website.