What are some examples of custom CSS that you frequently use in the Webflow designer?

There are various instances where you might want to apply custom CSS in the Webflow designer to achieve a specific design or functionality. Here are a few examples of frequently used custom CSS in Webflow:

1. Styling elements:

• Applying custom fonts by adding @font-face rules.
• Tweaking padding, margins, borders, and background colors of elements.
• Changing text color and size.
• Creating custom hover effects.

1. Layout adjustments:

• Changing the position of elements using position, top, bottom, left, and right properties.
• Implementing responsive adjustments by utilizing media queries.
• Aligning elements horizontally or vertically using flexbox or grid properties.

1. Creating animations and transitions:

• Adding animations with @keyframes and animation properties to create movements or fades.
• Applying transitions to smoothly change properties like opacity, color, or size over a defined time period.

1. Implementing custom interactions:

• Applying JavaScript-based interactions by utilizing the Webflow interactions feature.
• Manipulating elements on scroll using scroll-based triggers and custom scroll animations.

1. Advanced functionality:

• Adding custom code for third-party integrations, such as embedding videos, maps, or social media feeds.
• Implementing custom forms using CSS selectors to modify the default styling of form elements.
• Applying custom code to create interactive elements like tabs, accordions, or sliders.

Remember to use proper CSS syntax and best practices when adding custom CSS in Webflow to ensure a robust and maintainable design.