Can Calendly Popup Text be animated with a simple stagger animation on Webflow?

You can animate the Calendly Popup Text trigger in Webflow using Webflow’s built-in Interactions panel, but with some limitations—you can animate the element itself (like fade-in or staggered appearance), but not the embedded Calendly behavior (like the actual modal).

1. Select the Calendly Trigger Element

• Make sure your Calendly Popup Text is placed as a native Webflow element (like a <div> or button), not an embedded script.
• Usually, this is a button or link with an attribute like data-cal-link if using Calendly’s embed code.

2. Apply a Combo Class or Unique Class

• Assign a unique class or combo class to each Calendly text element if you’re animating multiple ones with a stagger.
• This allows you to target multiple elements with a delay between animations.

3. Create an Interaction for Page Load or Scroll

• Go to Webflow Designer > Interactions (lightning icon).
• Add a Page Load or Scroll Into View trigger.
• Select the Calendly Popup Text elements as the targets.

4. Add a Staggered Animation

• Use opacity and move (Y-axis) to create a simple fade-in + slide upward animation.
• Add a slight delay (e.g., 0.1–0.3s) between each item to create the stagger effect.
• Set timing and easing to something like “ease-out” for natural flow.

5. Preserve Calendly Functionality

• If using Calendly’s default embeds with onclick handlers or data-cal-link, animations won’t interrupt the functionality.
• Ensure no display: none or conflicting transitions are used that prevent the browser from detecting the click.

Summary

Yes, you can animate Calendly Popup Text triggers in Webflow using native interactions with a staggered fade/move effect, as long as you animate only the Webflow elements—not the Calendly embed script. Make sure the trigger remains clickable and functional post-animation.