To style the scrollbar on your Webflow site, you can use custom CSS code. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you apply the styling successfully:
1. Open your Webflow project and go to the Designer.
2. In the Designer, locate the "Settings" tab in the right sidebar.
3. Click on "Custom Code" within the "Settings" tab.
4. In the "Head Code" section, you can add your custom CSS code.
Note: Make sure the code is properly formatted and enclosed in `
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5. Now, let's assume you want to style the scrollbar for the "filter_options" div. In that case, add your CSS code targeting the specific class or ID of the div. For example:
```css
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In this code, we are setting the width of the scrollbar, customizing the appearance of the thumb (the draggable portion of the scrollbar), and setting its background color. We are also customizing the background color of the scrollbar track.
6. Once you have added your CSS code, republish your site to see the changes take effect.
Remember to adjust the CSS code to match your desired styling preferences. Play around with properties like width, height, colors, and borders to achieve the desired result. Additionally, consider adding vendor-specific pseudo-elements (::webkit-scrollbar, ::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb, etc.) to ensure cross-browser compatibility.
If you're still not seeing any changes, double-check that the class or ID you're targeting in your CSS code matches the one applied to the correct element in the Webflow project.