To create a slider on mobile where cards turn into slides in Webflow, you can use Webflow's powerful interactions and flexbox features. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to achieve this effect:
1. Set up the structure:
- Create a div block and give it a class name, let's say "slider-wrapper".
- Inside the "slider-wrapper", create another div block for each card in your slider. Add content, images, or any other elements you want to display on each card.
- Give each card div block a class name, for example, "slider-card".
2. Apply Flexbox to the slider wrapper:
- Select the "slider-wrapper" div block and go to the Styles panel.
- Set the display to "flex" and set the flex-direction to "row". This will arrange the cards in a horizontal row.
3. Style the cards:
- Select the "slider-card" class and apply any desired styling, such as width, height, padding, margin, and background color.
4. Configure interactions:
- With the "slider-card" selected, go to the Interactions panel.
- Create a new mouse click or tap trigger interaction.
- Add an initial state to the interaction. Set the initial state's opacity to 100% and the transform property to scale(1). This will be the default state of each card.
5. Create the card slide-in effect:
- Create a new interaction step for the animation.
- Configure the element to animate by selecting the "slider-card" class.
- Set the animation type to "Move" and choose "Left" or "Right" based on the direction you want the slides to move.
6. Duplicate interaction steps:
- Duplicate the interaction steps for each card in your slider. Make sure to adjust the offset for each step by multiplying the step number by the desired delay. For example, for a delay of 0.2s, the offset for step 2 would be 0.4s, step 3 would be 0.6s, and so on.
7. Customize the interaction duration:
- Adjust the animation duration for each step to control the speed of the slide-in effect. You can set it to the same value for all steps or create a staggered effect by increasing the duration gradually.
8. Test the slider:
- Preview your site in the Webflow Designer or publish it to a temporary staging domain to test the slider on mobile devices. Ensure that the interaction works as expected and the cards slide in when tapped.
By following these steps, you should be able to create a slider on mobile where cards turn into slides using Webflow's interactions and flexbox features. Remember to experiment with different styling and animation settings to achieve the desired effect.