How can I implement swipe functionality between tab panes on mobile using custom code in Webflow?

To implement swipe functionality between tab panes on mobile using custom code in Webflow, you can follow these steps:

1. First, create the tab panes using the native Webflow tabs component. Set up the structure and styling of each pane as needed.

2. Next, add custom code to enable the swipe functionality. In Webflow, you can add custom code by going to the project settings (gear icon in the top-right corner) and selecting the Custom Code tab.

3. Inside the Custom Code section, go to the Head Code section and add the necessary JavaScript library. You can use popular libraries like Swiper.js or Hammer.js to handle the swipe gestures.

4. Once you have added the necessary JavaScript library, you need to write code that initializes the swipe functionality between the tab panes. This code will listen to swipe gestures and update the active tab accordingly.

Here's a basic example using Swiper.js:

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In this example, make sure to replace '.swiper-container' with the appropriate class or ID that represents your tab panes container.

5. After adding the custom code, go back to your Webflow project and publish it. Now, when viewed on a mobile device, you should have swipe functionality between the tab panes.

Remember that implementing custom code can sometimes have unexpected results. Make sure to thoroughly test the functionality on various devices and browsers to ensure a smooth user experience. Additionally, keep in mind that custom code is not officially supported by Webflow, so it's important to have a backup of your project in case any issues arise.