Is it possible to do integration work on the staging domain before it goes into production in Webflow?

Yes, it is possible to do integration work on the staging domain before your website goes into production in Webflow. Webflow provides a staging environment called the "Preview" mode, where you can make changes, test integrations, and preview your website in a live-like environment.

To access the staging environment, simply go to your Webflow Dashboard, select your project, and click on the "Preview" button. This will launch the staging version of your website, allowing you to interact with and test the functionality.

When it comes to integration work, you can integrate third-party services, APIs, or scripts in the same way you would for your production domain. Webflow allows you to add custom code to your project, including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, which enables you to connect your website to external systems or embed external content.

To add integrations or custom code, you can use the Custom Code section in Webflow's Designer or the Custom Code tab in the project settings. You can write code directly or link to external scripts and stylesheets. This flexibility enables you to test and verify your integrations on the staging domain before pushing them to the production environment.

By leveraging the staging domain and the ability to add custom code, you can ensure that your integrations and any related functionality are tested thoroughly before your website goes live. It helps eliminate potential issues and ensures a smoother transition to the production domain.