Is there a way to upload a TXT file to the root domain of a site using Webflow?

No, currently there is no direct way to upload a TXT file to the root domain of a site using Webflow. Webflow primarily focuses on website design and content management, and does not provide direct file hosting services for non-web content such as TXT files.

However, you can use alternative methods to upload a TXT file for domain verification or other purposes. Here are a few options you can consider:

1. Use a third-party domain hosting provider: If you have your domain hosted with a service provider like GoDaddy, Namecheap, or Google Domains, you can typically access your domain's control panel or DNS settings, where you can upload the TXT file for domain verification or other purposes. Each provider has its own way of managing DNS records, so you may need to consult their documentation or support for specific instructions.

2. Use a separate file hosting service: You can upload the TXT file to a separate file hosting service like Dropbox, Google Drive, or Amazon S3, and then link to it from your Webflow site. Simply upload the TXT file to the hosting service, and copy the file's public download URL. Then, you can add a link to the TXT file on your Webflow site by using a text link or a button element and setting the link URL to the file's public URL.

3. Use the asset hosting feature in Webflow: While Webflow doesn't specifically support uploading TXT files to the root domain, you can upload the TXT file as an asset within your Webflow project. To do this, go to the Designer, select the "Assets" tab from the right sidebar, and click on the "+ Add an asset" button. Then, choose the TXT file from your local computer. Once uploaded, you can include a link to the TXT file within your website's content.

Remember, the method you choose will depend on your specific requirements and the purpose of uploading the TXT file.