To link your DIV blocks in Webflow while keeping your embedded SVG icons functional and preventing errors, you can follow these steps:
1. Create your SVG icons: First, design or obtain the SVG icons you want to use in your project. You can create your icons using tools like Adobe Illustrator or find pre-made icons from resources like Font Awesome or Flaticon.
2. Add the SVG code to Webflow: Once you have your SVG icons ready, you can add them to your Webflow project. You have two options to do this:
a. SVG Inline: Copy the SVG code directly and paste it into an HTML embed element within your DIV block. Make sure to wrap the SVG code within `` tags in the embed's HTML code.
b. SVG file: Alternatively, you can import the SVG file into your Webflow Asset Manager. Then, use an Image or Background Image element within your DIV block and choose the imported SVG file as the source. This method allows for better control of the SVG icon's size and positioning.
3. Link the DIV block: To link your DIV block to another page or URL, you have two options:
a. Place a link element inside the DIV block: Add a link element (e.g., a text link or button) inside the DIV block and set the link's destination using the "Link Settings" panel on the right-hand side. Configure it to link to the desired page or URL.
b. Apply a link interaction to the DIV block: Using Webflow's Interactions feature, you can create a link interaction that triggers when the DIV block is clicked. Select the DIV block, go to the "Interactions" panel, create a new interaction, and choose "Link To" as the action. Specify the destination page or URL in the interaction settings.
4. Test and preview: Once you've linked your DIV block, you should test your website to ensure everything functions properly. Preview your site within Webflow, or publish it to a staging domain or live domain to see how the linked DIV block behaves when clicked.
By following these steps, you can successfully link your DIV blocks in Webflow while keeping your embedded SVG icons functional and avoiding any errors in the process.