How can I implement the 'fullPage.js | One Page Scroll sections Site Plugin' to my Webflow site to ensure that the sections snap when the user scrolls?

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September 22, 2023

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To implement the fullPage.js | One Page Scroll sections Site Plugin to your Webflow site and ensure that the sections snap when the user scrolls, you can follow these steps:

Get the fullPage.js plugin: Visit the fullPage.js website (https://alvarotrigo.com/fullPage/) and download the plugin. Alternatively, you can use a CDN link provided by the website. Make sure to choose the version that suits your needs.
Add the plugin to your Webflow site: In your Webflow project, go to the Designer and navigate to the Project Settings in the top-right corner. Scroll down to the Custom Code section and click on the Footer Code tab. Here, you can insert the script for the fullPage.js plugin.
Create sections and set their height: Each section in your Webflow site will become a full-page scrollable section. Design your sections as needed, and set their height to 100vh (viewport height) so that they expand to fill the entire screen.
Add custom code to enable fullPage.js: To initialize the fullPage.js plugin and set its options, you need to add custom code to your Webflow site. Click on the page body and go to the Page Settings in the right panel. Then, select the Custom Code tab and insert the following JavaScript code:

<script>    $(document).ready(function() {        $('#fullpage').fullpage({            // Custom options here            sectionsColor: ['#111111', '#222222', '#333333'], // Set background colors for each section            // Add more options as needed        });    });</script>

Style and customize: Once fullPage.js is implemented, you can further customize the behavior and appearance of your sections using the provided options and CSS. Refer to the fullPage.js documentation for more information on available options and styling possibilities.

By following these steps, you can successfully implement the fullPage.js | One Page Scroll sections Site Plugin to your Webflow site, allowing sections to snap when the user scrolls.

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