How can I properly load the jspdf library in Webflow to resolve the "uncaught referenceerror: jspdf is not defined" error I am encountering when adding a button that downloads the webpage as a PDF?

To properly load the jspdf library in Webflow and resolve the "uncaught referenceerror: jspdf is not defined" error, you can follow these steps:

1. Add the jspdf library to your Webflow project:
- Download the jspdf library from the official website or a trusted source.
- Extract the downloaded file, and you will find a `dist` folder containing the required JavaScript files.
- In your Webflow project, create a new folder (e.g., "js") in your project's Assets panel.
- Open the "js" folder and upload the jspdf JavaScript file(s) you extracted from the downloaded package.

2. Link the jspdf library to your Webflow project:
- In the Designer view of Webflow, go to your page where you want to add the PDF download feature.
- Open the Page Settings panel (the gear icon in the right-hand sidebar).
- Switch to the "Custom Code" tab.
- In the "Head Code" section, click on the "+" button to add a new code snippet.
- Paste the script tag(s) that reference the jspdf library JavaScript file(s) you uploaded. For example:
```html

```

3. Create a button and add the JavaScript code:
- Drag and drop a button element onto your Webflow page, or use an existing button.
- Select the button and open the "Settings" panel (the gear icon in the right-hand sidebar).
- In the "Attributes" section, give your button an ID. For example, set the ID as "pdf-download-btn".
- Close the "Settings" panel and switch to the "Custom Code" tab in the right-hand sidebar.
- In the "Before Body End Tag" section, click on the "+" button to add a new code snippet.
- To ensure the jspdf library is loaded before executing your code, we'll use the `DOMContentLoaded` event listener. Paste the following code:
```javascript