How can I make the arrows on the webflow slider responsive and centered underneath testimonial content, adapting to the amount of text in the slider?
Published on
September 22, 2023
To make the arrows on the Webflow slider responsive and centered underneath the testimonial content, adapting to the amount of text in the slider, you can follow these steps:
- Open the Webflow Designer and select the slider component that contains your testimonial content.
- With the slider selected, go to the settings panel on the right-hand side of the Designer interface.
- Under the "Slider" tab, you will find options to customize the appearance and behavior of the slider.
- Scroll down to the "Advanced" section and click on the "Open Editor" button next to the "Slider Arrows" option.
- This will open the Slider Arrows Editor where you can customize the appearance and position of the arrows.
- To center the arrows, set the "Position" property to "Fixed" and adjust the "Top" and "Bottom" values to position the arrows in the desired location. For example, you can set "Top" to 50% to center them vertically underneath the testimonial content.
- To make the arrows responsive and adapt to the amount of text in the slider, you can use the "Auto" option for the "Left" and "Right" properties. This will automatically calculate the position of the arrows based on the width of the testimonial content.
- After making the desired changes, click outside the Slider Arrows Editor to close it.
- Preview the changes in the Webflow Designer or publish your site to see the responsive and centered arrows underneath the testimonial content.
By following these steps, you can easily make the arrows on the Webflow slider responsive and centered underneath the testimonial content, adapting to the amount of text in the slider.
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