How can I integrate custom code (such as JavaScript) into Webflow to allow users to copy and paste HTML and CSS from a resume they like on my website into their own Webflow account, similar to how Flowbase does it?

To allow users to copy and paste HTML and CSS from a resume they like on your website into their own Webflow account, you can integrate custom code (such as JavaScript) into Webflow. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to achieve this:

1. Create a modal or a section on your website where users can preview the resume they want to copy.

2. Inside the HTML embed element in Webflow, you can include a script that captures the HTML and CSS code from the resume. You can use something like the Highlight.js library to preserve the formatting of the code.

3. Next, you'll need to add an event listener or a button that triggers the function to copy the HTML and CSS. You can use the Clipboard.js library to accomplish this, which simplifies the process of copying text to the clipboard.

4. In the JavaScript code, you'll need to identify and select the HTML and CSS code that the user wants to copy. You can achieve this by adding class or ID attributes to the HTML elements containing the code.

5. Use the Clipboard.js library to copy the selected code to the user's clipboard. This library provides an easy-to-use API to handle copying functionality.

6. Finally, you can add a success message or notification to let users know that the code has been copied successfully.

It's important to note that in order to implement this custom code, you'll need to have a paid plan with Webflow that includes custom code integration. Once you have the custom code implemented, users will be able to copy and paste the HTML and CSS code into their own Webflow account, similar to how Flowbase does it.

Remember to thoroughly test the feature across different browsers and devices to ensure a smooth experience for your users.