How can I create a side-scroll effect in Webflow where content, such as images, can be scrolled left and right on mobile without using sliders?

To create a side-scroll effect in Webflow for mobile devices without using sliders, you can utilize some custom code along with Webflow's built-in interactions. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to achieve this effect:

1. Design your content: Start by designing the container element that will hold the side-scrolling content. You can use a div block and place your images or other content inside it.

2. Set up your container: Give your container element a class name by selecting it and going to the Styles panel. Set its width to be wider than the viewport width to enable horizontal scrolling.

3. Enable overflow scrolling: By default, Webflow hides horizontal overflow on mobile devices. To enable scrolling, select the container element and go to the Styles panel. Under the Overflow section, change the overflow property to "Scroll" for mobile portrait and landscape view.

4. Add Webflow interactions: Select the container element and click on the "Add Interaction" button. Choose the scroll trigger option and set it to trigger the interaction when scrolled into view.

5. Configure the interaction: In the interaction settings, choose the "While scrolling in view" option. This will allow the side-scrolling effect to occur when the container is in the viewport.

6. Set up the scrolling animation: In the interactions panel, click on the plus icon (+) to add a new step. Choose the "Move" action and select the target element (the container) to be moved horizontally.

7. Customize the scrolling animation: Adjust the animation settings to achieve the desired effect. You can control the speed, easing, and distance of the scroll.

8. Test and refine: Preview your site in Webflow's preview mode or publish it to a temporary URL to test your side-scrolling effect on mobile devices. Make any necessary refinements to the interaction settings to ensure a smooth and seamless scrolling experience.

If you want to further customize the side-scrolling effect, you can add more interactions or apply additional styling to the content within the container. Just keep in mind that extensive use of custom code or complex interactions may impact the performance of your site, so it's important to optimize and test regularly.