How can I slow down the scroll speed of a full-view height slider in Webflow that changes slides on mouse scroll up and down? I've tried using the code mentioned below, but it scrolls too fast. Are there any other ways to achieve this while ensuring one action triggers the interaction?

To slow down the scroll speed of a full-view height slider in Webflow, you can use custom code combined with the Webflow Interactions feature.

First, make sure your slider is set to full-view height. You can do this by setting the height of the slider to 100vh (100% of the viewport height).

Next, you will need to create interactions for scrolling up and down. Here's a step-by-step guide:

1. Select the slider element and go to the Interactions panel.
2. Create a new scroll into view interaction and name it something like "Scroll Down."
3. Configure the interaction trigger to fire when scrolling into view.
4. Set the target element to the next slide in the slider.
5. Configure the animation settings as desired.
6. Save the interaction.

Repeat the above steps to create an interaction for scrolling up. Name it something like "Scroll Up," and set the target element to the previous slide in the slider.

Now, let's move on to slowing down the scroll speed using custom code. Modify the following code and insert it into the page's custom code section, specifically in the site settings:

```javascript

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This code snippet listens for mousewheel events and adds a delay before triggering the scroll animation. This delay prevents rapid scrolling and allows for a smoother scrolling experience.

Adjust the `delay` value to control the scroll speed. Increasing the value will slow down the scroll.

With this approach, the scroll speed will be controlled and consistent across all scroll interactions within the slider while ensuring that one action triggers the interaction.

Remember to publish your site for the changes to take effect.