How can I fix the issue with the slick slider appearing strange on mobile and interfering with webflow interactions?

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September 22, 2023

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If you're experiencing issues with the slick slider appearing strange on mobile and interfering with Webflow interactions, here are some steps you can take to fix the problem:

Check for conflicting interactions: Webflow's interactions can sometimes conflict with third-party plugins like slick slider. Inspect your interactions panel to ensure there are no conflicting interactions that might be causing the issue.
Inspect the HTML structure: Open your project in the Webflow Designer and take a closer look at the HTML structure of the slick slider component. Make sure it is placed within the appropriate container and nested as needed.
Check for conflicting CSS: Inspect the CSS styling applied to the slick slider component and check if there are any conflicting styles that might be causing the issue. Use your browser's developer tools to inspect the styles and look for any overrides or conflicts that might be affecting the slider's appearance.
Additional CSS fixes: If you find conflicting styles or issues with the slick slider's appearance, you can apply custom CSS to override or modify the existing styles. This can be done within the Webflow Designer by navigating to the affected element and using the "Custom Code" section to include CSS modifications.
Ensure mobile responsiveness: Check if the slick slider component has been properly set up for mobile responsiveness. Make sure you've enabled the "Mobile" view in the Webflow Designer and adjust the slider's settings accordingly to ensure it displays correctly on smaller screens.
Test on various devices: After applying the necessary fixes, it's important to test the slick slider on different mobile devices and screen sizes to ensure the issue has been resolved. Use Webflow's built-in device emulator or test it on actual devices to see how it behaves.

By following these steps, you should be able to fix any issues you're experiencing with the slick slider appearing strange on mobile and interfering with Webflow interactions.

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