# New here: Need help adding simple html code to page
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**Created:** [August 21, 2025, 6:07am UTC](https://forums.realmacsoftware.com/t/new-here-need-help-adding-simple-html-code-to-page/50007 "2025-08-21T06:07:22Z")\
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Have been using Classics for years now, trying to Elements. How do I add a simple HTML code to a page? My html code is a 360 room view uses pannellum. So the code changes for every property.
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You can add custom HTML code to your project by creating a custom component. Select the HTML custom component and then paste you HTML code in there. Rename the component to suit. Add properties to the custom component if needed. Click on the “+” icon and you will get a dropdown with a lot of different options, the first one will be HTML.
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> [@Bigland](#):
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> How do I add a simple HTML code to a page?
Check out the [Custom Component documentation](https://docs.realmacsoftware.com/elements-docs/elements-app/components/custom-components) as that’ll walk you through how to add HTML snippets to your project 🙂
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what properties need to be different between the components?
If you give me an example of the code you need to add, and how each one if different, we can very likely whip up a custom component for you 🙂
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Elements Base gives you 3 custom components.
However, you can add properties to each Custom Component that allows you to enter unique data for each Custom Component.
So, let’s say you 18 maps you need to display. You could create a single Custom Component called “Map”.
Map can then have longitude and latitude properties that will be unique for each instance of the Map component.
Does that makes sense?
Are all of the “18 different HTML code” completely different from each other, or do they share some sort of “base” code?
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