In this tutorial, we will learn how to hide a slide in Webflow using HTML and CSS. Hiding a slide can be useful when you want to temporarily remove a specific slide from your website’s slideshow without deleting it.
Step 1: Identify the Slide
First, we need to identify the slide that we want to hide. Each slide in Webflow is usually wrapped inside a div element with a specific class or ID. To find the correct div, we can inspect the HTML structure of our page using the developer tools.
Step 2: Add CSS Class
Once we have identified the div for our Target slide, we can add a CSS class to it. This class will be used to hide the slide using CSS properties.
To add a class to the div element, simply add the class attribute with a unique name. For example:
<div class="hidden-slide">
..
</div>
Step 3: Style the Hidden Slide
Now that we have added the CSS class to our Target slide, we can style it to be hidden. We can achieve this by modifying the display property of our hidden-slide class.
To hide the slide, set its display property to “none”. This will effectively remove it from the page layout:
.hidden-slide {
display: none;
}
Step 4: Apply Changes
To apply these changes in Webflow, follow these steps:
- Select your Target slide within Webflow’s Designer interface.
- In the right sidebar, locate the “Class” field.
- Add the class name you specified earlier (e.g., hidden-slide) to the “Class” field.
- Save your changes and publish your site.
Step 5: Verify the Hidden Slide
To verify that the slide is hidden, you can preview your website or view it live. The slide should no longer be visible in the slideshow.
If you want to unhide the slide later, simply remove the hidden-slide class from its div element. This will restore its visibility in your website’s slideshow.
Now you know how to hide a slide in Webflow using HTML and CSS. This technique can be handy when you need more control over your slideshows while keeping all your content intact.
Note:
The specific steps may vary depending on your Webflow version or any customizations you have made to your website’s structure. Make sure to adjust accordingly based on your setup.