Can Webflow natively support the creation of a marquee with reverse movement like in the first and third columns?
Yes, Webflow has native support for creating a marquee effect with reverse movement. To achieve this, you can use the interactions feature in Webflow which allows you to create custom animations and interactions on your website. Here is how you can create a marquee with reverse movement using Webflow:
Create a new section or element where you want the marquee effect to appear.
Add a div block or any other suitable element inside the section or element. This will be the container for your marquee.
Style the container element as per your design requirements, such as setting its dimensions and positioning.
Go to the Interactions panel (located in the right sidebar) and click on the "+" button to create a new interaction.
In the interaction settings, choose the trigger option that suits your needs. For example, you can choose to trigger the interaction on page load or on a specific scroll point.
Select the container element as the target for the interaction.
In the initial appearance settings, set the starting position of the container element to be off-screen on one side, depending on the direction of movement you want. For example, if you want the marquee to move from right to left, set the starting position off the right side of the screen. Adjust the position and size of the container element to match your design.
Add a move animation to the container element. Choose the appropriate direction and distance for the movement. For example, if you want the marquee to move horizontally, select the X-axis movement and set the distance.
Add another move animation to the container element. This time, choose the opposite direction and distance to create the reverse movement. For example, if the previous animation moved the container from right to left, this animation should move it from left to right.
Set the duration, easing, and delay for the animations to achieve the desired effect. You can preview and adjust the animations to get the desired reverse marquee effect.
Fine-tune the appearance and positioning of other elements on the page to complement the marquee effect.
Publish your site and test the marquee in a web browser to ensure it works as expected.
By following these steps, you can create a marquee with reverse movement in Webflow without the need for custom code.
Additional Questions:
- How do I create a marquee effect in Webflow?
- Can Webflow animate elements on scroll?
- How can I add custom interactions to my Webflow website?
