How can I create a scroll-friendly, cursor-friendly, and touch-friendly horizontal scrolling section in Webflow with no scroll bars on any browsers?

To create a scroll-friendly, cursor-friendly, and touch-friendly horizontal scrolling section in Webflow without scroll bars on any browsers, you can follow these steps:

1. Set up your layout: Start by creating a new section or div block in Webflow. Make sure the width of the section or div block is larger than the viewport width.

2. Enable overflow: Select the section or div block you created and go to the Styles panel. Under the Positioning category, set the Overflow property to "Auto". This will enable scrolling within the section.

3. Customize the scroll behavior: Still in the Styles panel, go to the Interactions category and click on the "+" button to add a new interaction. Choose the "Scroll" trigger and set it to affect the element you want to scroll horizontally.

4. Set up the cursor-friendly scrolling: Under the Scroll trigger options, you'll find the Cursor option. Select "Grab" or "Grabbing" from the dropdown menu to add a cursor that indicates the content is draggable horizontally.

5. Enable touch-friendly scrolling: To make your horizontal scrolling section touch-friendly, go to the Settings tab of the interaction and toggle on "Enable touch events".

6. Fine-tune the scroll speed and easing: Within the interaction panel, you can adjust the scroll speed and easing to customize the scrolling experience. Experiment with different settings until you achieve the desired effect.

7. Hide the default scrollbar: By default, Webflow adds scrollbars to elements with overflow. To hide them, you'll need to add some custom CSS. Navigate to the Custom Code section of your project settings and paste the following code:

```css
/* Hide horizontal scrollbar */
::-webkit-scrollbar {
display: none;
}
```

This CSS will hide the scrollbar on browsers that support the `::-webkit-scrollbar` CSS pseudo-element. Keep in mind that some browsers may still display scrollbars.

8. Test and optimize: Preview your scrolling section in Webflow's Designer to test the functionality and appearance. Make sure it works smoothly on both desktop and mobile devices. You may need to adjust the content and layout to ensure a seamless user experience.

By following these steps, you can create a scroll-friendly, cursor-friendly, and touch-friendly horizontal scrolling section in Webflow with no scroll bars on any browsers.