Is there a reliable custom code to remove scrollbars on all browsers for elements in a Webflow website?

Yes, there is a reliable custom code solution to remove scrollbars for elements in a Webflow website across different browsers. However, it's important to note that removing scrollbars can impact the user experience, especially if there is substantial content that would require scrolling. It's always recommended to assess the design and functionality of your website before deciding to remove scrollbars.

That being said, if removing scrollbars is necessary for your specific design or functionality requirements, you can achieve it using CSS. Here's an example of custom code that you can insert into the `` section of your Webflow project or within an HTML embed element:

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This CSS code targets the scrollbars specifically on WebKit-based browsers like Chrome and Safari. By setting the `display` property to `none`, it effectively hides the scrollbars.

Please note that this code only targets the scrollbars for the entire body/viewport. If you want to remove scrollbars for specific elements within your Webflow website, you will need to modify the CSS selector accordingly.

However, keep in mind that removing scrollbars may lead to accessibility issues, as users with disabilities rely on scrollbars for navigation. It's recommended to thoroughly test any design changes and ensure that it doesn't negatively impact the user experience for a wide range of users.