To make a dropdown open automatically when the page loads in Webflow, you can use some custom code and interactions. Here's how you can achieve this:
1. Create a dropdown: Add a dropdown component to your page. You can drag and drop it from the Components panel on the left sidebar.
2. Set the initial state: By default, the dropdown should be closed. So, make sure the initial state of the dropdown is set to "Closed" in the dropdown settings.
3. Add custom code: Go to the Project Settings in your Webflow dashboard. Under the Custom Code tab, find the section called "Before
tag". Add the following code snippet:
```javascript
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Make sure to replace `".dropdown"` with the class or ID of your dropdown, targeting the element you want to open.
4. Publish and test: Save your changes, publish your project, and test it in the browser. The dropdown should now automatically open when the page finishes loading.
Note: If your dropdown is in a dynamic list or inside a hidden element, you may need to adjust the code accordingly to ensure it works correctly.
Remember to always test your website thoroughly in different browsers and devices to ensure cross-compatibility and performance.