Can Webflow's Interactions 2.0 be used to create rotating text within a sentence?

Yes, Webflow Interactions 2.0 can be used to create rotating text within a sentence by combining visibility interactions, timed animations, and optional text wrappers.

1. Structure Your Text Elements

• Create a container (e.g., a <div> with class like rotating-text-wrapper) to hold your sentence.
• Inside the sentence, wrap the rotating part (e.g., different phrases) in separate span elements or individual <div> text blocks.
• Style them to occupy the same space using position: absolute or display: block with overflow hidden on the parent.

2. Set Initial States

• Add a Webflow animation using Page Load or While Page is Scrolling, or use a custom trigger (like timed loop or on scroll).
• Start the animation for the rotating text elements with:
• Only the first phrase visible
• All others set to opacity: 0 and optionally display: none or off-canvas (e.g., moved 100% down or left)

3. Build the Rotation Animation

• Create a Timeline Animation under "Page Trigger > Loop" or "Element Trigger > Mouse In View", depending on when rotation should start.
• For each phrase:
• Fade in (opacity to 1, duration 0.3–0.5s)
• Delay (duration visible — 2-3 seconds)
• Fade out same phrase (opacity to 0)
• Repeat this for the next phrase.
• Set the animation to loop indefinitely.

4. Optional Enhancements

• Use Move or Slide effects alongside opacity to make the rotation more dynamic (e.g., Y-axis slide or Scale).
• Add custom easing curves to smooth transitions.
• Make sure the text wrapper has fixed width/height to avoid layout jumps.

Summary

You can use Webflow Interactions 2.0 to rotate text elements within a sentence by layering and animating individual elements’ opacity and position in a timed loop. Proper setup of text wrappers and timing sequences ensures smooth and continuous rotations.