When using the Webflow Slider, the default behavior moves the entire width of the Mask, which can cause multiple slides to jump at once. Here's how to customize the scrolling behavior so that only one slide moves at a time and incomplete slides remain visible.
1. Use Custom Code to Adjust Slider Behavior
Webflow’s native Slider component does not allow fine-tuning slide jumps. You need custom JavaScript (via jQuery or GSAP) to control the scroll behavior.
Add a Slider Wrapper: Ensure your slider structure has overflow: hidden, and the slides are set to flex so they align properly.
Set Even Slide Widths: Each slide should be 1/3 of the mask width, ensuring smooth transitions.
Inject Custom JavaScript: Go to Page Settings > Custom Code > Before and add the following:
```javascript
```
2. Ensure Incomplete Slides Are Visible
By default, Webflow may hide slides that don’t fully fit in the viewport. Fix this by:
Setting Slider Overflow to Visible: Select the Slider mask and set overflow: visible.
Using CSS to Adjust Slide Visibility: If incomplete slides seem cut off, add this CSS inside Project Settings > Custom Code > Head:
```css
.w-slider-mask { overflow: visible !important; }
.w-slide { display: inline-block; }
```
3. Test and Adjust Responsiveness
Since slide widths are defined dynamically, verify that:
- The JavaScript correctly calculates the slide width on all breakpoints.
- Overflow is controlled consistently across devices.
- The animation works without stuttering by adjusting the animation speed (
300 in .animate() above).
Summary
Webflow’s default slider behavior moves one full mask width, but with custom JavaScript, you can have it scroll one slide at a time. Additionally, setting overflow: visible ensures partially visible slides remain accessible. If adjustments are needed, tweak the JavaScript animation values and slide widths for smooth scrolling.
