Is there a way to disable Fullpage.js on a mobile device using Webflow, but also have it disabled when the screen width of the browser window is reduced?

Yes, it is possible to disable Fullpage.js on a mobile device using Webflow and have it disabled when the screen width of the browser window is reduced. Here's how you can achieve this:

1. Open your Webflow project and go to the "Designer" tab.

2. Select the element that contains the Fullpage.js component.

3. In the right sidebar, click on the settings icon next to the "Styles" panel to open the element's settings.

4. Scroll down to the "Custom code" section and click on the "+" button to add a new custom code block.

5. In the code block, enter the following JavaScript code:

<script>   // Check if the device is a mobile device   if (/Mobi/.test(navigator.userAgent)) {     // Disable Fullpage.js     fullpage_api.destroy('all');   }</script>

1. Click outside of the code block to save the changes.

This code uses the navigator.userAgent property to check if the device is a mobile device. If it is, the fullpage_api.destroy('all') function is called to disable Fullpage.js. This will prevent Fullpage.js from running on mobile devices.

Additionally, if you want to disable Fullpage.js when the screen width of the browser window is reduced, you can use Webflow's built-in interactions. Here's how:

1. Select the element that contains the Fullpage.js component.

2. In the right sidebar, click on the "Interactions" tab to open the interactions panel.

3. Click on the "+" button to add a new interaction.

4. Under the "While scrolling" trigger, select "While page is scrolling" or "While page is scrolling in view" depending on your requirements.

5. Configure the desired animations for the element, such as opacity or position changes, to visually disable or hide the Fullpage.js content.

By configuring the interactions appropriately, the Fullpage.js content will be visually disabled or hidden when the screen width of the browser window is reduced. This does not disable Fullpage.js completely, but provides a user-friendly experience by not displaying Fullpage.js content, making it effectively disabled.

In summary, by using custom code to disable Fullpage.js on mobile devices and Webflow's built-in interactions to visually disable or hide the Fullpage.js content when the screen width is reduced, you can achieve the desired functionality.

Additional Questions:

1. How can I enable Fullpage.js only on desktop devices in Webflow?
2. Can I customize the animations in Fullpage.js using Webflow?
3. Is Fullpage.js compatible with all major browsers?