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Carousel slider with Swiper JS [Cloneable]

• Centered slide
• Active slide with a custom style (class: Swiper Slide Active)
• Infinite loop
• Navigation arrows
• Keyboard control
• Mousewheel control
• Custom swipe speed
• Full screen layout
• RWD

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Enjoy! ✌️

Created by Ficturo -> https://www.ficturo.com/

Swipeflow

Swipeflow・Swiper JS & Webflow Integration

A simple button that I just came up with that's inspired by https://webflow.com/moshfequr9 's work.
Might do simple things like these in the future!

Let me know what you think.
Feel free to clone this and enjoy! :)

Button. Circle to Fill & Arrow Reveal

Button Hover. Circle Fill & Arrow Reveal

Welcome to daily interaction #103!

This demo showcases a card with a call-to-action (CTA) button that appears at an angle when the user hovers. This can be a great way to let users know that when they click they will be taken to another page.

To create this animation I first created a card wrapper with the elements in it. I set the card wrapper to a position of relative. I then placed a div block inside of the card wrapper and set the position to absolute and 50% width and 120% height so that I could angle it in and not lose height at the top. I then moved this div block 100% to the right from the card. With interactions I rotated this div block -10 degrees. I also placed an arrow in the slanted div block and rotated the arrow 10 degrees to offset the -10 angle. The border also changes color on hover.

Happy Webflowing!

Inspired by: https://codepen.io/andrewsims/pen/mQoYwz

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WebDev for You - Daily Interaction #103

WebDev For You - Daily Interaction #103

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Happy Friday, everyone 👋

I found myself wondering if I'd be more likely to use assets from open-source Figma projects if they were already available in Webflow. So! I decided to give it a try starting with these 18 hand-drawn SVG arrows. 

The top section includes 18 different arrows inside of individual custom embeds. The awesome thing about SVG's (when set up properly) is they can inherit their color from the font-color of the parent element. 

Is it absolutely essential? Nope! 
Is it cool and professional looking? Absolutely! 😁

A link to the original Figma file can be found at the bottom of the project. 

I hope you have a wonderful weekend!

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