How can I make this code work on my Webflow page? I've tried adding it to the footer in project settings, the specific page's footer, and an embedded code element, but it's not showing on the published site.

If you've tried adding code to different places on your Webflow page and it's not showing on the published site, there could be a few reasons for this issue. Let's go through some troubleshooting steps to help you get your code working on your Webflow page.

1. Check if the code is correct: Make sure the code you're trying to add is correct and doesn't contain any syntax errors or missing elements. You can verify this by testing the code on a separate HTML file or using an online code validator.

2. Ensure the code is compatible with Webflow: Ensure that the code you're trying to add is compatible with Webflow's structure and restrictions. Webflow uses its own CSS and JavaScript structure, so make sure the code doesn't conflict with Webflow's built-in functionality.

3. Use the Custom Code section in Project Settings: The recommended approach for adding custom code to your Webflow site is through the Custom Code panel located in your project settings. To access this, go to your Webflow dashboard, select your project, and click on the Project Settings icon at the bottom left. Then, click on the Custom Code tab. Add the code to the Head Code or Footer Code section, depending on your needs. Remember to save your changes.

4. Check code placement within your site's structure: If your code relies on specific elements or dependencies, make sure you're placing the code correctly within your site's structure. For example, if your code relies on a certain section or container, ensure the code is placed inside the appropriate element.

5. Verify visibility settings: Double-check the visibility settings of the specific elements or sections where you're trying to display the code. Ensure that they are set to display on the published site. You can adjust these settings in the Styles panel or by right-clicking on the element and selecting "Hide on published site" or "Display on published site" as needed.

6. Clear cache and force republish: Sometimes, the changes may not reflect immediately due to caching issues. Clear your browser cache and force republish your site to ensure that the latest changes are applied. You can do this by going to your Webflow dashboard, selecting your project, and clicking on the Publish button.

7. Test in Incognito/Private mode: Try viewing your published site in Incognito/Private mode to rule out any browser extensions or caching interfering with the code's display.

If you've followed these steps and still encounter issues, consider reaching out to Webflow support or the Webflow community for further assistance.