How can I create parallax elements in Webflow using the script from the provided link on Matthew Wagerfield's website?
To create parallax elements in Webflow using the script from Matthew Wagerfield's website, you can follow these steps:
1. First, go to Matthew Wagerfield's website and find the script that you want to use for the parallax effect.
2. Copy the entire script and navigate to your Webflow project.
3. In your Webflow project, go to the Page Settings by selecting the page you want to apply the parallax effect to and clicking on the gear icon in the top-right corner of the Designer.
4. Scroll down to the `
` tag section and click on the "Custom Code" tab.5. Paste the script you copied from Matthew Wagerfield's website into the "Head Code" section.
6. Save your changes by clicking on the "Publish" button in the top-right corner of the Designer.
7. Now, return to the Designer and select the element(s) you want to apply the parallax effect to. This could be a section, a div, or an image. You can select multiple elements if needed.
8. In the selected element's settings panel, click on the "Settings" tab (the gear icon).
9. Scroll down to the "Custom Attributes" section and click on the "+" button to add a new custom attribute.
10. Set the attribute name to "data-{{attributeName}}" (replace "{{attributeName}}" with the attribute name specified in the script). For example, if the script uses "data-depth" as the attribute name, enter "data-depth" as the attribute name.
11. Set the attribute value to the desired value according to the script's instructions. This value determines the intensity of the parallax effect.
12. Repeat steps 9-11 for each element you want to apply the parallax effect to.
13. Preview your website to see the parallax effect in action.
Please note that the steps provided are a general guideline, and they might vary depending on the specific script you're using from Matthew Wagerfield's website. It's also important to review the documentation and instructions provided by Matthew Wagerfield for a complete understanding of how to use the script effectively.