How can I properly load a script in Webflow after the page has been fully loaded, specifically for a popup created with Calendly?
To properly load a script in Webflow after the page has been fully loaded, you can utilize the Webflow interactions feature. Here's how you can achieve this for a popup created with Calendly:
1. Place the Calendly script in your Webflow project:
- Go to your Webflow Designer.
- Open the custom code settings for your project.
- Add the Calendly script to the project-wide `
- Save the changes.
2. Create an interaction to trigger the script after the page loads:
- Select the element (e.g., button) that will open the Calendly popup.
- Open the Interactions panel and create a new interaction.
- Set the "Affect different element" property to the element that contains the Calendly script (e.g., a div block).
- Choose the "On page load" trigger from the dropdown menu.
- Add an action to the interaction and select "Run custom code" from the options.
- In the custom code window, add the code to trigger the Calendly popup. For example, you can use `Calendly.initPopupWidget({url: 'YOUR_CALDENDLY_POPUP_URL'});`.
- Save the changes.
3. Preview and test:
- Preview your site to check if the Calendly popup is loaded after the page has fully loaded.
- Click the button or element that triggers the popup to ensure it opens and functions as expected.
By utilizing Webflow's interactions feature, you can ensure that the Calendly script is loaded and activated after the page has fully loaded. This way, you provide a seamless user experience without any delays or conflicts with other page elements.