Instead of the default circle for your Webflow list items this CSS snippet allows you to add a diamond as an alternative design.

Prevent an input form zoom scaling on mobile on your Webflow site. This allows for a better user experience based on your sites design rather than mobile OS zoom default properties.

Add international flags to a phone number for input in Webflow. Adding this allows for a unique way of adding international flags to a phone form field in your Webflow site.

Do you want consistency with your Webflow designs? Truncate multi-line texts with ellipses based on 2 or 3 lines of your choosing via CSS. This helps keep your designs uniformed without needing to set max height limitations by truncating text that goes beyond a certain length.

Design your own dropdowns and multi-select inputs in Webflow using Select2. With this Javascript code you'll be able to customize the look and design of the multi-select from the native browser select.

Easily change the native Webflow slider element navigation/dot colors with this CSS snippet. This method allows you to easily select the colors of Webflow's native slider dots via a CSS code snippet.

Make your default form inputs draggable and resizable on your Webflow sites with this CSS snippet. This CSS snippet allows for you to make your default form field inputs resizable by your users/visitors on your Webflow sites.

Automatically truncate text that goes beyond a line on your Webflow site with this simple CSS script. This helps create uniformed design on your site by truncating text with ellipsis if they go beyond a single line.

Add a countdown timer to your Webflow site with this simple Javascript snippet. Want to display a countdown timer to a time of your choosing on your Webflow site? Now you can easily add one with this Javascript snippet.

Easily change the native Webflow slider element navigation/dot colors with this CSS snippet. This method allows you to easily select the colors of Webflow's native slider dots via a CSS code snippet.

Emphasize your navbar by adding a shadow on page scroll for your Webflow site. This effect you can use via interactions although an easier way is to add a simple Javascript snippet instead. The code makes it so that if a user hasn't scrolled then no shadow will be visible. When a user scrolls your shadow effect will then be added.

Add a blurry-background effect to your Webflow site divs with this custom CSS. This effect adds an Apple style blurry background effect via a simple CSS code snippet to any div of your choosing.

A common hero/header section typewriter text effect for your Webflow site. This allows you to add a typewriter effect to any area that you wish to add a text effect to via this Javascript snippet.

This simple CSS code snippet allows you to fade items that are not currently hovered on your Webflow site. This is perfect for navbars or other elements that you want to emphasize the hover state on without building unique hover states or using interactions.