![]() I disabled the Animation and made the images go down to a single column on mobile sizes, which is a simple way to fix it. This effect and the layout it creates obviously doesn't translate well on Mobile screens. Then, presuming you want this row to move in the opposite direction, you’ll need to make a new Interaction thats exactly the same, just going from Right to Left this time. We don’t want the second row to display the same Collection Items, so you’ll need to go into the Collection Item Settings tab and increase the number in the ‘Start at’ field. Repeat the steps above, but with a couple of key differences. Phew, that’s the most complex bit done, now it’s just a case of doing the same again, but in the opposite direction! Duplicate and reverse (if you want multiple rows) If you click on the Site preview button at this point, you should be able to see the animation working moving. In order to get this to work properly you will need to. Click done and then tick Loop in the Interactions menu, which will repeat these keyframes indefinitely. A Webflow CMS slider driven by SlickCarousel that allows for draggable slider and previous/next buttons. The speed of movement is controlled by the Keyframe duration, so feel free to modify this, I found 30s was nice and smooth. In the Class field you’ll need to enter the Class(s) you gave your Collection List. Then tick Limit items, which becomes important when adding the next row to ensure there’s no duplicated content. Set the Layout to your desired amount of columns in the Settings tab, depending on how big you want them to display. By doing this we are telling it to take up 150% of the width of the screen.ĭrop a Collection List into the Div and connect it to the Collection you previously created. This will mean you can modify your data from the CMS rather than using the Designer, which will save a lot of hassle further down the line.Īdd a Div block and set its Width to 150 VW. I’d strongly recommend using a CMS collection to load in your content. In my case it was just image files, but there’s no reason it can’t be something more complex like Testimonials, Product Cards etc. Add the content through a CMS collectionįirst things first, you’ll need to add the content you wish to use. Bonus: Automatically populate with Dribbble shots.Duplicate and reverse (if you want multiple rows). ![]() Add the content through a CMS collection.When I was searching for advice on creating this effect in Webflow, I came up short and had to figure it out through trial and error, so I thought it would be worth making a quick guide on it here in case it’s useful to anyone else.
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