How can I fix the issue with my code in Webflow's HTML embed component that causes it to display all tags instead of replicating a specific result from the CMS?

If your HTML embed component in Webflow is displaying all tags instead of replicating a specific result from the CMS, there are a few potential causes and solutions to consider. Here are some steps you can take to fix this issue:

1. Check your code: First, review the code within your HTML embed component. Make sure that you are referencing the correct CMS field and that your code is structured properly to display the specific result you want. Double-check for any typos or syntax errors that may be causing the issue.

2. Verify CMS field binding: When using the HTML embed component to display CMS content, it's important to ensure that your CMS field is correctly bound to the HTML embed component. To do this, select the component and go to the Properties panel on the right-hand side. Under the CMS Content section, make sure the correct CMS field is selected.

3. Use dynamic tags: To display specific CMS data within the HTML embed component, you can use Webflow's dynamic tags. These tags allow you to output dynamic content from your CMS fields directly into your HTML code. For example, if you have a CMS field called "postTitle," you can use the dynamic tag {{postTitle}} within your HTML embed code to display the specific post title.

4. Test in Preview mode: After making any changes to your code or CMS field binding, it's essential to preview your site to see if the issue has been resolved. Enter the Preview mode in the Webflow Designer and verify that the specific result you want from the CMS is being replicated correctly within the HTML embed component.

5. Clear CMS cache and republish: If you've made changes to your CMS structure or settings, it's possible that cached data may be causing the incorrect display in the HTML embed component. To resolve this, go to your Webflow site's CMS settings and clear the cache. Then, republish your site to ensure that the updated CMS data is being fetched correctly.

If the issue persists after following these steps, it may be helpful to reach out to Webflow support or consult the Webflow community forum for further assistance. Providing specific details about your code, CMS setup, and the desired result will help others in troubleshooting the issue effectively.