Creating an interactive map on Webflow using SVG code can be a great way to add a visually appealing and dynamic element to your website. However, the character limit of the HTML embed element in Webflow can sometimes pose a limitation when working with large SVG codes. Here's a workaround to overcome this limitation:
1. Host the SVG code externally: One approach is to host your SVG code on an external server or file hosting service. You can upload your SVG file to a platform like GitHub, Dropbox, or your own web server. Once uploaded, you will get a URL pointing to your SVG file.
2. Use the Custom Code component: In your Webflow project, add a Custom Code component to the section or page where you want to display the interactive map. You can find the Custom Code component under the Add panel within the Designer.
3. Link the external SVG file: Within the Custom Code component, use the `
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Replace `https://raw.githubusercontent.com/your-username/your-repo/branch/path/to/your.svg` with the URL pointing to your SVG file.
4. Adjust styling and interaction: After embedding the external SVG file, you can use CSS within your Webflow project to style and position the map as desired. You can also add interactivity using JavaScript or Webflow's interactions feature.
By hosting the SVG code externally and embedding it using the Custom Code component, you can bypass the character limit of the HTML embed element in Webflow and incorporate larger SVG files into your website.
Please note that this workaround may not be suitable for real-time manipulation or direct editing of the SVG code within the Webflow Designer. It is best for scenarios where you have a finalized SVG code that you want to display and interact with on your website.