How can I prevent a full-screen slider in Webflow from pausing on hover? Additionally, I would like to link two sliders to one control or navigation. Can anyone with JavaScript knowledge help me achieve this?

To prevent a full-screen slider in Webflow from pausing on hover, you can use a combination of custom code and Webflow interactions.

1. Disable the built-in hover interactions:
- Select your full-screen slider element in the Webflow Designer.
- In the Interactions panel, locate the hover interaction triggers (e.g., "Hover in" and "Hover out").
- Disable those interactions by clicking on the eye icon next to them.

2. Add custom code to prevent pausing on hover:
- Go to the page settings of your Webflow project.
- In the Custom Code tab, add the following JavaScript code:

```javascript

```

This code uses the Slick Slider library (which is what Webflow uses for sliders) to disable the pause on hover behavior. Make sure to replace `.fullscreen-slider` with the class of your slider element.

3. Save the changes and preview your site. The full-screen slider should no longer pause when you hover over it.

Regarding linking two sliders to one control or navigation, achieving this will require some additional custom code using JavaScript. Here's a general approach to accomplish this:

1. Set up your sliders in Webflow:
- Create two separate sliders on your page.
- Ensure that both sliders have the same number of slides and the same class.

2. Add custom code to synchronize the sliders:
- In the Custom Code tab of the page settings, add the following JavaScript code:

```javascript

```

This code assumes that you have added a class of "slider-control" to the navigation or control elements that should link to the sliders. Also, make sure to replace ".slider" with the class of your slider elements.

3. Save the changes and preview your site. Now, when you click on the navigation/control elements, both sliders should navigate to the corresponding slide simultaneously.

Remember to publish your site for these changes to take effect on the live site.