The API Integration Technique is a cloneable example that demonstrates how to integrate a Deck of Cards API into your Webflow site using GitHub, VS Code, and jsDelivr. This technique allows you to make your Webflow content more dynamic by utilizing low-code methods. The cloneable includes a tutorial video and a link to the GitHub repository, which provide step-by-step instructions on how to set up the API integration on your site. The API Integration Technique is a useful resource for anyone looking to add more interactive and dynamic elements to their Webflow projects.
Here's a great way of adding an infinite sliding crypto price tracking marquee to your Webflow site. This displays live crypto data via the CoinGecko API, displaying both the pricing information and token logos from popular exchanges. You can add other crypto ticker tokens by adding them to the fetch URL of the code. The marquee also features a pause on hover effect.
Here's a Webflow budget app created in Webflow and coded with Svelte running on Webflow. This is a great demonstration of the power of Webflow and using JS, the power of front-end design + JS for more dynamic and functional web apps.
Allow visitors to preview a site thumbanil on external link hover in Webflow. This feature allows you to get a preview of the site that you're linking to without having the user leave your site. It works by extracting the external links on page load, it then grabs a screenshot of those sites and reveals it on link hover. The card's position is calculated using custom code and thus works with inline links and link blocks. Just change the external link and preview will be updated automatically. Replace the demo screenshot API with your own in your live builds.
Here's an example of how you can integrate Mapbox into your Webflow project to help create an interactive storytelling experience. This is a great way to create an immersive map interaction while scrolling to different sections on your site. Perfect for giving the history of a city, providing a guided tour and much more. You will need to replace the Mapbox with your own API credentials. Unfortunately this isn't optimized for mobile yet.
Add a Google places autocomplete search to your Webflow site via Google places API and this cloneable. Be sure to follow the steps to get this activated within your Webflow site and working properly.
Clonable project for geotargeting website content and messaging. Based on user IP address using Geoplugin (with a yearly fee for SSL requests). This is a perfect way of limiting, or providing messaging to a subset of users based on their geo location.
Using Airtable and No Code API to power the job listings of a Webflow site rather than using the CMS.
Here's a way of utilizing data/information from Google sheets within your Webflow site using the Javascript v4 API. This allows you to maintain the design of your site within Webflow but use Google sheets as the CMS/backend of the information on your site. Please note that this does not work on the demo on this page but will load when viewing the page itself. You will need to generate your own API key and the google sheet should be the public link of the sheet used in this project demonstration.
Add a character count to an input field on your Webflow site. This is perfect for creating limitations or showing the character count of an input field.
Using Airtable and No Code API to power the job listings of a Webflow site rather than using the CMS.
Here's a custom slider with dashes instead of dots and a next/previous slide via mouse click in Webflow. The cursor turns into a custom cursor upon hovering above the slide on your Webflow site.
Here's a way to utilize List.js with Webflow native CMS to create filtered and searchable lists within your Webflow site. This helps users filter specific information and details from a large list quickly and easily from within your Webflow site.
Here's how to utilize a Deck of Cards API via GitHub, VS Code and jsDelivr with your Webflow sites. Be sure to check the tutorial video and GitHub repo to tie it all together. A nice way of understanding how to make Webflow content even more dynamic via the power of low-code.
A simple countdown/launch timer for your Webflow site. This demonstration utilizes a custom script in order for it to work properly. You'll need to include the script found in the HTML embed in order for this to work properly. You'll also need to udpate the date and time to the future date/time that you'd like for it to count down to. This script allows you to customize the countdown timer to your own local date and time so that it works properly for any time zone.