Are there any experts in Framer or Webflow here? I'm trying to find a way to add a swipe gesture on a flex div and it's driving me crazy
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Would this require to add custom code? I can't write it as I'm on the free plan, unfortunately :(
unfortunately, their free plan is sooo limited 😔 if you want to add some nice features with a code you have to pay for a plan
Oh god, being unemployed even influences the design of my portfolio now 😔 Btw, do you know if there is a way to make carrousels "draggable" or is it just for slideshows?
Idk how well this translates to webflow/framer, but flexbox with overflow hidden should get normal horizontal scroll. details on snapping: css-tricks.com/css-only-carou…
CSS-Only Carousel | CSS-Tricks
It's kind of amazing how far HTML and CSS will take you when building a carousel/slideshow.
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Oh, hold on. What a weird thing. It swipes naturally both in mobile and desktop size when I use the inspector tool, but it doesn't work anymore when I get out of it lol what's happening
How odd, and the same when it's published? Maybe something in the UI is intercepting the scroll 🤔 Which are you using btw?
I'm trying to make it on Framer currently. It's bizarre because both Chrome and Microsoft Edge don't swipe at all on desktop. Here's what I've tried so far with carrousel, slideshow, and stack layout: williammensley.framer.website/grid
And here is my goal for the final design: williammensley.framer.website/ I just want to make the blue framer swipes oh lord 😂😔
Had a similar challenge. This helped: youtu.be/0L7VeCOY1sg?si…
Framer tutorial: Learn how to make a horizontal scroll #framer #nocode #horizontalscroll
Sorry for the spelling mistake. 🚀 Ready to take your Framer skills to the next level? In this comprehensive tutorial, we'll show you how to create a smooth and interactive horizontal scroll in Framer, empowering you to design stunning user interfaces that stand out from the crowd. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced Framer designer, this step-by-step guide will walk you through the process, ensuring you grasp the key concepts. Scroll smoothness depends on the transition spring. Currently, I have this one, but if you try a better transition spring and it improves, go for it #Framer #UIUXDesign #HorizontalScrolling #DesignTutorials #InteractiveDesign Contact: Sahil sahilchawlalm@outlook.com
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Yeah, I saw this. It's awesome for animations on the page, but I'm seeking to add a manual swipe for the user to see more images only for the projects they've liked :(