What is the correct Webflow element trigger to use in order to make a div slide-right into position just .5 seconds after a slide has stopped?

To make a div slide-right into position .5 seconds after a slide has stopped in Webflow, you can use the "Scroll into view" trigger in combination with custom interactions. Here's a step-by-step guide to achieving this effect:

1. Select the div element that you want to slide-right into position.
2. Go to the Interactions panel, which is located in the right sidebar.
3. Click on the "+" icon to create a new interaction.
4. Give your interaction a name, such as "Slide Right."
5. Set the trigger to "Scroll into view."
6. Choose the "While scrolling in view" option.
7. Adjust the "Offset" value to determine when the slide-right effect should start. For instance, you can set it to 50% if you want the animation to trigger when the element is halfway on the screen.
8. Now, let's create the interaction itself. Click on the "Start an animation" option.
9. Choose the animation type you prefer. In this case, select "Move."
10. Set the "Move" option to "Right" and the distance you want the div to slide.
11. Enter the duration of the animation. In this case, set it to 0.5 seconds.
12. Lastly, make sure to enable the "Affect different elements" option if you want to animate other elements in conjunction with your div sliding-right effect.

Now, when the slide is stopped and the div comes into the viewport, it will slide-right into position with a 0.5-second duration. Adjust the trigger and animation parameters to your specific needs if you want different timings or effects.

Remember, Webflow's animation features are highly customizable, allowing you to create unique and fluid interactions without the need for custom code.