This way the Webflow system won’t delete the class. I often set up a page in my Webflow project called “/Assets.” I place anything on this page that I want to keep or use later. To avoid this we need to place the copyright text block on an unused page. If you were to delete the copyright text block, the next time you clear the unused classes from your project, you’d lose the style to your HTML embed. Now we need to remove the original text block we styled, leaving behind just the HTML embed. That’s because they share the exact same class name. You’ll notice that the newly placed copyright info is styled exactly the same as the previous text block we added. I chose to place mine just above the start of the blog post. Navigate to the elements panel in the designer and drag a Button to where you’d like your back button to live. JavaScript to the rescue! This snippet remembers the user’s last location and and takes them there with a click.
Going back should be as easy as possible, but a static link button leading back to the main blog page doesn’t work since the user didn’t necessarily start there. I use this snipped mostly for clients with a blog or something similar - a page with multiple entry points. Note: Support for this is not currently available on Firefox or Edge - those browsers will show the default styling. Each note gives you a brief description of what that line does to the scrollbar and how you can change the values.
#CODING SNIPPET SAVER CHROME FREE#
Feel free to strip them out for your published site. * Handle - This is the bit you actually click and drag */īackground: #3b3b3b /* Change the Hex value to change the scroll handle */īorder-radius: 6px /* Change the "px" to adjust the scroll handle's border radius*/īorder: white 1px solid /* This controls whether the scroll handle has a border, right now it's set to a White, 1px Solid border, you can change these settings or remove this line altogether if you don't want a border */ * Track - This is the part that contains the bit you click and drag */īackground: transparent /* Sets the background to transparent, change to a Hex or RGB value if you would like */ Padding: 2.5px /* Controls the padding of the Scrollbar */ Width: 8px /* Controls the overall width of the scrollbar */
#CODING SNIPPET SAVER CHROME CODE#
Paste this code snippet in your website’s Custom Code section in the settings page. Styling it can lend to the overall user experience - a little extra detail that won’t go unmissed and is sure to delight! Step 1: Add the snippet The scrollbar is so commonplace, quietly hanging out in the background.
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