Can you help me upload and implement a JavaScript audio player in Webflow that requires three files (JavaScript, flash, and GIF) to be in the same folder?

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September 22, 2023

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To upload and implement a JavaScript audio player in Webflow that requires three files (JavaScript, flash, and GIF) to be in the same folder, you can follow these steps:

Prepare the files:

Make sure you have the JavaScript file, flash file, and GIF file ready.
Ensure that they are all in the same folder on your computer.

Upload the files to your Webflow project:

Go to your Webflow project and navigate to the Designer.
In the Designer, go to the Assets panel on the right side.
Click on the "+" button to upload your JavaScript, flash, and GIF files to the Assets panel.
Make sure that all three files are uploaded successfully.

Add the JavaScript file to your HTML head:

Open your Webflow project and navigate to the page where you want to implement the audio player.
Go to the Designer and select the page.
In the Settings panel on the right, scroll down to the Custom Code section.
In the Head Code section, add the following code snippet to link the JavaScript file:
<script src="name-of-your-javascript-file.js"></script>

Add the audio player to your Webflow project:

Decide where you want to place the audio player on your page.
Add a new HTML Embed element to that location by dragging and dropping it from the Elements panel or using the shortcut "CMD + E" (Mac) or "CTRL + E" (Windows).
Double-click on the HTML Embed element to open the code editor.
Insert the necessary HTML code for the audio player, ensuring that it references the flash and GIF files from the Assets panel. You may need to modify the provided code according to your specific audio player implementation.
Save and close the code editor.

Customize the audio player (optional):

If needed, you can customize the appearance and behavior of the audio player by modifying the JavaScript and CSS code. This may require editing the JavaScript file or adding additional custom code to the page.

Publish your Webflow project:

Preview your Webflow project to test the audio player.
If everything works as expected, publish your Webflow project to make the changes live on your domain.

Remember to replace "name-of-your-javascript-file.js" in step 3 with the actual file name of your JavaScript file.

With these steps, you should be able to upload and implement a JavaScript audio player in Webflow that requires three files (JavaScript, flash, and GIF) to be in the same folder. Enjoy your audio player implementation!

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