Can you help me implement the Flickity code for a drag and drop slider on my Webflow website?

Published on
September 22, 2023

Absolutely! Flickity is a fantastic carousel and slider library that you can easily implement on your Webflow website. By following these steps, you'll be able to add the Flickity code and create a drag and drop slider in no time:

  1. Sign up for a Flickity license: Before you begin, you'll need to obtain a Flickity license. You can sign up for a license on the Flickity website.

  2. Add the Flickity code: Once you have your Flickity license, copy the Flickity code snippet provided in your account dashboard.

  3. Open your Webflow project: Log in to your Webflow account and open the project you want to add the Flickity slider to.

  4. Add a new embed component: In Webflow's Designer, navigate to the page where you want to add the Flickity slider. Drag and drop an Embed component onto the desired section of your page.

  5. Paste the Flickity code: Double-click on the Embed component to open the code editor. Paste the Flickity code you copied earlier into the code editor.

  6. Customize the Flickity slider: Adjust the code snippet to customize your Flickity slider according to your preferences. You can tweak parameters such as the number of slides visible, auto-play settings, and transitions. Refer to the Flickity documentation for more details on these customization options.

  7. Save and publish: Once you've finished customizing the Flickity code, click outside the code editor to save your changes. Finally, publish your website for the Flickity slider to appear on your live site.

That's it! You have successfully implemented the Flickity code for a drag and drop slider on your Webflow website. Enjoy the smooth carousel transitions and intuitive drag and drop interactions!

Additional questions related to this topic:

  1. How can I customize the appearance of the Flickity slider on my Webflow website?
  2. Can I integrate Flickity with Webflow CMS to create dynamic sliders?
  3. Are there any alternatives to Flickity for implementing sliders in Webflow?