How can I install the Partytown library in Webflow using an NPM package?

Webflow does not currently support the installation of NPM packages directly within its platform. Webflow is primarily a visual web design tool that allows you to design and build websites using its drag-and-drop interface, without requiring any coding knowledge.

However, if you want to implement the Partytown library in your Webflow project, you have a couple of alternative options:

1. Using the CDN: You can include the Partytown library by directly linking to its CDN (Content Delivery Network) in your Webflow project. To do this, follow these steps:
- Go to the Partytown library website and find the appropriate link to the CDN-hosted library.
- In your Webflow project, navigate to your project settings, and open the "Custom Code" tab.
- Paste the Partytown CDN link within the "Head Code" or "Footer Code" section. You may need to consult Partytown's documentation to determine the appropriate location to place the script.
- Save your changes, and the Partytown library should now be accessible within your Webflow project.

2. Adding custom code: If you want more control over how the Partytown library is integrated into your Webflow project, you can add the library manually by writing custom code.
- Download the Partytown library from their official website or GitHub repository as a JavaScript file.
- In your Webflow project, navigate to your project settings, and open the "Custom Code" tab.
- Upload the Partytown JavaScript file to your project's assets or an external hosting service.
- Within the "Head Code" or "Footer Code" section, include a `