How can I use Webflow's Interactions 2.0 to create a scroll-triggered slider that displays slides horizontally? I need to implement a one-swipe concept using the slider as a structure. I've been struggling to figure this out for a while, and I need assistance.

Creating a scroll-triggered horizontal slider using Webflow’s Interactions 2.0 requires using a horizontal scrolling effect combined with Webflow’s slider component or a custom div-based setup. Below are the key steps to achieve a one-swipe effect:

1. Set Up the Slider Structure

• Use Webflow’s native Slider element, or create a custom div-based slider.
• Ensure the Slides Wrapper is set to overflow: hidden.
• Set the Slides inside the wrapper to display: flex with a fixed width (e.g., 100vw) so they align horizontally.

2. Apply Scroll Interaction for Horizontal Movement

• Go to Page Trigger and select While Page is Scrolling.
• Add a horizontal movement animation:
• Target the Slides wrapper (or parent div).
• Set Move X% from 0% (start of the page) to -300% or -400% (depending on the number of slides).
• Use Continuous Scroll to ensure smooth movement.

3. Adjust Scroll Progress for One-Swipe Effect

• Use a Div Block container as a "track" placed inside a full-page height section.
• Add a scroll interaction with a Move X% animation.
• Ensure the scroll distance closely matches the desired slide transition speed.

4. Test and Fine-Tune Speeds

• Adjust the scroll distance to achieve the one-swipe behavior.
• If needed, reduce slide transitions using Easing (Ease-Out, Linear, or Custom Curves).
• Restrict over-scroll by keeping the Scroll Section’s height proportional to the number of slides.

Summary

To implement a scroll-triggered horizontal slider, use a flexbox structure, apply a While Page is Scrolling animation, and control the easing for a smooth one-swipe experience. Fine-tune the scroll movement’s X%-based animation to align with user scroll behavior.