How can I automatically change background images every time a user refreshes my website in Webflow?

To automatically change background images every time a user refreshes your website in Webflow, you can utilize custom code and interactions. Here's a step-by-step guide to achieve this:

1. Prepare your background images: Make sure you have multiple background images ready that you want to randomly display on each refresh. Name them in a logical order, such as "bg-1.jpg", "bg-2.jpg", etc. Also, keep these images in a dedicated folder within your Webflow project.

2. Upload your background images: In your Webflow project, navigate to the Assets panel by clicking on the "Assets" tab. Then, click on the "+" button and choose the "Upload" option to add your background images to the project.

3. Apply initial background image: Select the element (e.g., body, section, or div) where you want the background image to change. In the Style panel, go to the Background property and set the initial background image using the URL of one of the uploaded images. You can access the URL by clicking on the image within the Assets panel.

4. Add custom code: Head over to your Webflow project's Dashboard and click on the "Custom Code" option in the left sidebar. In the "Head Code" section, paste the following JavaScript code:

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5. Replace the "your-element-class" placeholder in the code with the class or ID of the element where you want the background image to change. This element should be the same one you updated the initial background image on.

6. Update image URLs: Inside the `images` array in the code, replace the `"url_of_image_X"` placeholders with the actual URLs of your background images. Make sure to keep the URLs in quotes and separate them with commas.

7. Save and publish: Save your changes in the Webflow Designer and publish your site to make the changes live.

Now, when a user refreshes your website, the custom code will select a random background image based on the URLs you specified, and apply it to the designated element. Each refresh will result in a different background image being displayed, providing a dynamic experience for your visitors.