Yes, it is indeed possible to achieve this in Webflow. Here's how you can do it:
1. Prepare your images: Make sure you have all the images you want to include in the Lightbox gallery ready. You can optimize them for web using image editing software to keep the file sizes small for better performance.
2. Add a Lightbox component: Drag and drop a Lightbox component onto your Webflow page where you want the gallery to be displayed. You can find the Lightbox component under the "Components" panel in the "Add" tab.
3. Customize the Lightbox settings: In the "Settings" panel of the Lightbox component, you can customize various options like the background color, overlay opacity, transition style, and more to match your design preferences. Additionally, you can choose to enable or disable the "Show thumbnails" option, depending on whether you want to display thumbnails of the images in the Lightbox gallery.
4. Add a smaller image icon: To add a smaller image icon that will open the Lightbox gallery when clicked, you can use an image element or create a custom link using a div block. Style the icon however you like and make sure it's visually distinct from the other images.
5. Link the icon to the Lightbox: Select the smaller image icon element, and in the "Link settings" panel, click on the plus icon next to the "Open Lightbox" field. This will bring up a dropdown menu where you can select the Lightbox component you added earlier.
6. Add the gallery images: With the Lightbox component selected, go to the "Settings" panel and click on the "Add items" button. You can upload/upload the images you want to include in the Lightbox gallery and add captions if needed. You can reorder the images, remove them, or adjust their captions as required.
7. Customize the appearance: You can further customize the appearance of the Lightbox gallery by selecting the Lightbox component and modifying its styles using the Style panel. This includes adjusting the size and position of the Lightbox overlay, thumbnails, and captions.
8. Preview and publish: Save your changes and preview your website to see the smaller image icon that opens the Lightbox gallery when clicked. If everything looks good, publish your site to make it live.
By following these steps, you'll be able to have a smaller image icon in Webflow that triggers a Lightbox gallery when clicked, allowing users to view multiple images in a visually appealing and interactive way.