All implemented Beta Maps are now classified as Legacy Maps. Legacy Maps will continue to work and receive support, so no action is required on your side.
Consider transitioning if you want access to new features in Dynamic Map 1.0.
1 – Delete No Code Flow Head Code [only for maps implemented before February 2024]
Locate and remove the custom No Code Flow code from the settings in your Webflow project, as shown in the screenshot below.
2 – Duplicate your Legacy Map Page to create a Back-Up
To preserve the details of your design, take a screenshot from your Navigator / elements structure and create a backup in Webflow (CMD/CTRL+SHIFT+S) before making any changes.
Afterwards, duplicate your site containing your Legacy Map.
3 – Remove Your Legacy Map from Webflow
Remove your Legacy Map using the Dynamic Map App. Don’t worry — your previously created classes and style elements will remain accessible for later use.
4 – Create a New Map with the Dynamic Map App
Use Dynamic Map App to build an updated version of the map on your site. Take advantage of the new features and interactions available in Dynamic Map 1.0.
5 – Style Your Dynamic Map in Webflow
Customize your new map in Webflow by reusing existing classes and styles or designing a completely new map experience. You can replace Dynamic Map's default classes with your previously used styling classes.
Was this article helpful?
That’s Great!
Thank you for your feedback
Sorry! We couldn't be helpful
Thank you for your feedback
Feedback sent
We appreciate your effort and will try to fix the article