Is it possible to use Webflow to create hover effects that change elements other than the one being hovered over?

Yes, it is possible to create hover effects in Webflow that change elements other than the one being hovered over. Webflow provides powerful interactions and animations tools that allow you to create complex interactions with ease.

To achieve this, you can use the "Hover" trigger in Webflow interactions. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to create such an effect:

1. Select the element that you want to apply the hover effect to and go to the Interactions panel in the right sidebar.
2. Click on the "Add new trigger" button and choose the "Hover" trigger.
3. Set the "Mouse enter" and "Mouse leave" animations for the element being hovered over. This can include transitions, animations, or any other visual changes you want to apply.
4. Now, select the element(s) you want to change when the hover effect happens. This can be any other element(s) on your page.
5. In the Interactions panel, click on the "Add new action" button and choose the action you want to apply to the element(s). This can include changing background colors, resizing, moving, or any other visual changes.
6. Set up the desired animation or transition properties for the action.
7. Preview your site and hover over the element to see the hover effect in action. The specified changes will occur on the other elements when the hover effect is triggered.

By using Webflow's interactions and actions, you can create highly customized hover effects. You can experiment with different animations, transitions, and combinations of triggers and actions to achieve the desired effect. Webflow offers a wide range of options, including easing, duration, delays, and more, to fine-tune your hover effect and create a unique user experience.