How can I import a Mapbox from Codepen into Webflow and what could be causing issues with the access token?

To import a Mapbox from Codepen into Webflow, follow these steps:

Step 1: Retrieve the Mapbox Access Token
Before importing the Mapbox code, you need to have a Mapbox Access Token. If you don't have one, sign up for a free account on the Mapbox website and generate an access token from there. The access token is required to authenticate your requests to the Mapbox API.

Step 2: Copy the Mapbox Code from Codepen
Assuming you have found the Mapbox code on Codepen, copy the relevant HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code.

Step 3: Create a New Custom Code Component in Webflow
In the Webflow Designer, navigate to the page where you want to add the Mapbox. Then, drag and drop a Custom Code component onto the desired section of your page.

Step 4: Inject the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Code
Open the Custom Code component you just added, and paste the copied HTML code from Codepen into the `Embed HTML` section of the Custom Code editor. Next, paste the CSS code into the `Embed CSS` section, and the JavaScript code into the `Embed JavaScript` section.

Step 5: Modify the Code as Necessary
Depending on your specific needs, you might need to modify the code you just pasted to make it work within Webflow. This may involve adjusting CSS styles or updating JavaScript variables to match the elements you've added to your Webflow page.

Once you have completed these steps, you should see the Mapbox rendering on your Webflow page. You can adjust the size, position, and other styling properties using the Webflow Designer or custom CSS.

Regarding the access token issues, there are a few possible reasons why you might be facing problems:

1. Invalid Access Token: Ensure that the Mapbox Access Token you've generated is correct and hasn't expired. Double-check for any typos or incorrect characters in the token.

2. Incorrect Token Placement: Make sure you've added the access token in the appropriate location within the Mapbox code. Typically, it needs to be included in the JavaScript code where the Mapbox API is initialized.

3. Access Token Scope: Check that your access token has the necessary scope to perform the required actions within the Mapbox API. Some functionalities may require additional permissions.

4. Domain Restrictions: Mapbox access tokens can be restricted to specific domains for security purposes. Confirm that you've configured your access token to work with the domain(s) where you're hosting your Webflow project.

By troubleshooting these potential issues, you should be able to resolve any access token problems and successfully import the Mapbox into your Webflow project.