How can I prevent my full-screen slider in Webflow from pausing when my mouse hovers over it?

To prevent your full-screen slider in Webflow from pausing when your mouse hovers over it, you can use custom code to disable the slider's auto-advance feature on mouse hover.

Here are the steps to achieve this:

Step 1: Add a Custom Attribute
First, select the container element that wraps your slider. In Webflow, this is usually a section or a div block. In the Settings panel on the right-hand side, click on the Add Custom Attribute button.

Step 2: Set the Custom Attribute
In the dialog that appears, set the following attributes:
- Attribute Name: `data-autoplay-ignore`
- Attribute Value: `true`

Step 3: Publish and Test
Once you've added the custom attribute, publish your site to see the changes in effect. Test the slider by hovering your mouse over it to confirm that it no longer pauses when hovered.

Explanation:
In Webflow, the `data-autoplay-ignore` attribute is used to tell the slider not to pause when the mouse hovers over it. By setting a custom attribute on the slider's container element, we are overriding the default behavior and ensuring that the slider continues to auto-advance even when the mouse is hovered over it.

Note:
It's important to note that custom code and custom attributes are available in Webflow's Designer interface, but if you are using the CMS or exporting your site, you might need to add the custom code in your project's custom code section or in your exported code. Additionally, keep in mind that using custom code may require some basic knowledge of HTML and CSS.