How can I make the buttons stay pressed when users click out on my product page using Mixitup in Webflow?

To make the buttons stay pressed when users click out on your product page using Mixitup in Webflow, you'll need to utilize custom code and some additional JavaScript. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to achieve this:

1. Set up Mixitup: First, make sure you have Mixitup set up on your product page. Mixitup is a powerful filter and sort plugin that allows you to control the display of your elements.

2. Create HTML structure: Build your buttons using HTML. Each button should have a unique class or data attribute that corresponds to the category or filter you want to apply. For example, if you have a "Shirts" category, you can create a button with the class "filter-shirts".

3. Add JavaScript: On your Webflow page, go to the "Page settings" and navigate to the "Custom Code" section. In the "Before tag" field, insert the following code:

<script>  // When the document is ready  document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function() {    // Get all the filter buttons    const buttons = document.querySelectorAll('.button-class');        // Loop through each button    buttons.forEach(function(button) {      button.addEventListener('click', function() {        // Remove previously selected button class        const activeButton = document.querySelector('.active-button');        if (activeButton) {          activeButton.classList.remove('active-button');        }                // Add the active class to the clicked button        this.classList.add('active-button');      });    });  });</script>

Replace .button-class with the class or data attribute you used for your buttons. Also, make sure you wrap the JavaScript code in tags.

1. Style the active button: Lastly, add some CSS to style the active button. In the Webflow Designer, go to the "Custom Code" section and navigate to the "Head code". Insert the following code:

<style>  .active-button {    /* Add your active button styles here */    background-color: #F00;    color: #FFF;  }</style>

Again, make sure to customize the CSS properties to match your desired button styles.

That's it! Now, when a user clicks on a filter button, the button will remain pressed with the '.active-button' class added. You can adjust the styles applied to the active button to match your design.

Additional questions:

1. How do I set up Mixitup in Webflow?
2. Can I use Mixitup to filter elements dynamically?
3. What other customizations can I make with Mixitup in Webflow?