How can I hide the Coda badges displayed when an iframe loads from `<a class="lightbox"` using Webflow?

To hide the Coda badges displayed when an iframe loads from the `<a class="lightbox"` using Webflow, you can utilize custom code and the embed component in Webflow. Here's a step-by-step guide:

1. First, make sure you have access to the page where the iframe is embedded. You can either access the page directly or use Webflow's Designer to edit the corresponding template.

2. Locate the element that contains the `<a class="lightbox"` code. In Webflow, select the element by clicking on it.

3. In the right-hand panel, navigate to the "Settings" tab and scroll down to the "Custom Attributes" section. Click on the "+" button to add a new custom attribute.

4. Set the custom attribute name as "data-attributes" (without quotes) and the value as `{"allow": "fullscreen", "sandbox": "allow-scripts allow-same-origin"}` (without quotes). This attribute configuration allows the iframe to be embedded in a lightbox while enabling necessary features like full-screen and script execution.

5. Save the changes.

6. Next, click inside the element that contains the `<a class="lightbox"` code to ensure it's selected. Navigate to the "Settings" tab in the right-hand panel, scroll down to the "ID & Classes" section, and add a unique class name to the element (e.g., "lightbox-iframe").

7. Save the changes and publish your Webflow project.

8. Now, go to the page where you want to add the custom code to disable the Coda badges. Open the page in Webflow's Designer or use your preferred code editor if directly accessing the HTML.

9. In the head section of your page's HTML, add a `

```

This CSS code targets any elements with the class "coda-badge" that are nested within elements with the class "lightbox-iframe" and hides them. The `!important` declaration ensures that the styles override any conflicting styles applied by Coda or other libraries.

10. Save the changes and publish your Webflow project.

With these steps, the Coda badges should be hidden when the iframe loads within the `<a class="lightbox"` element in Webflow. Remember to double-check the class names and custom attribute values used to ensure accuracy.