How can I add the scroll bounce effect to my Webflow website?

To add the scroll bounce effect to your Webflow website, you can use custom code. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you accomplish it:

Step 1: Access the Custom Code section
In your Webflow project, navigate to the Project Settings, and click on the Custom Code tab.

Step 2: Add the Custom Code
Inside the Custom Code section, you'll find two fields: Head Code and Footer Code. For the scroll bounce effect, you'll need to add the code snippet in the Footer Code section, just before the closing tag.

Step 3: Write the JavaScript code
Now, you'll need to write the JavaScript code that will enable the scroll bounce effect. Below is an example of the code you can use:

```javascript

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Step 4: Adjust the code to your website structure
In the code above, we are assuming that your main content container has the class name "container." If you have a different class name for your container, make sure to replace "container" with the appropriate class name.

Step 5: Publish your website
After adding the custom code, make sure to save your changes and publish your website for the scroll bounce effect to take effect.

That's it! The scroll bounce effect should now be applied to your Webflow website. Keep in mind that this code snippet prevents the default scrolling behavior when reaching the top or bottom of the container, giving it a bounce effect. You can customize this code further to achieve different scroll effects based on your specific requirements.