Day 21/100 - Externalize Your Webflow Custom Code with GitHub - 100 Days of Webflow

Today is Day 21 of our 100 Days of Webflow challenge!
If you ever hit that 10,000-character limit for custom code in Webflow like I did a couple of days ago, or maybe you just want to keep your project neat and organized, then this video is for you.
Today I'll show you how to host your custom code on GitHub and deliver it straight into your Webflow project using jsDelivr.
I'll walk you through this by hosting the custom code from one of our earlier projects from day 17.
This method is not only a lifesaver for large projects but also a great way to keep your code organized.
Enjoy the video and don't forget to like and subscribe to stay tuned on my 100 days of Webflow journey!

[@yahiasadventures9784]

thanks that helps a lot, keep going (Y)

[@taunado]

Are you still using this method? I'm using VSCode and parcel package manager to sync the JS file, which works perfectly as when I hit save on VSCode it automatically applies to my website, plus I get the perks of VSCode, such as Co-Pilot AI. My question - the styles.css file isn't syncing using Parcel (I've edited the package.json file to start the css file too). If you give this a go, please make a video to show how to sync custom CSS file too.

[@NetzyNetzy-gj8dr]

This is awesome man

[@yaroshidi]

Thanks man Spread the word! 😉

[@rohitjawale766]

It wonk for updating the file.

[@OlusegunAribido]

Can you do a video on Client First

[@yaroshidi]

Happy to do that, what exactly would you like to see on client first?

[@Onkar_webflow]

folders strategy seems a bit confusing@@yaroshidi