To disable the dragging and touch swiping behavior in Webflow sliders, you will need to add some custom code to your project. Here's how you can do it:
1. Open your Webflow project and go to the Designer.
2. Select the slider element that you want to disable the dragging and touch swiping behavior on.
3. In the right sidebar, you will see the slider settings panel. Scroll down until you see the "Custom attributes" section.
4. Click on the "+" button to add a new custom attribute.
5. In the "Attribute name" field, enter "data-wf-drag" (without the quotes).
6. In the "Attribute value" field, enter "false" (without the quotes).
7. Click outside the custom attributes field to save your changes.
By adding the "data-wf-drag" attribute with a value of "false" to your slider, you are effectively disabling the dragging and touch swiping behavior.
Now, your slider will only be navigable using the default navigation arrows or any custom navigation elements you have added. Users won't be able to drag or swipe through the slides using touch gestures.
Keep in mind that this solution requires adding custom code and is not available through the Webflow Designer interface alone. Make sure to test your site thoroughly after making this change to ensure it works as expected.