How to use Swiper JS in Webflow for beginners?

Whether you're a beginner or an experienced Webflow user, this step-by-step tutorial helps you enhance your website with a sleek and interactive slider.
During the video, I show you exactly which script tag to copy from the Swiper documentation. We discuss the structure and class names required to implement the slider seamlessly into your Webflow project. By following along, you'll be able to effortlessly add a stunning slider to your website.
I also introduce you to the Swiper documentation, where you can find a comprehensive list of attributes and customize the slider to fit your specific needs. With Swiper Studio's free demo version, we explore various ways to add additional functionality to your slider.
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[@Cesarve-Web]

This was a great video. Thank you for your tips and recommendations.

[@ahmedqayyum]

Glad it was helpful!

[@oneofafyew]

Great video! Have a beginner question. Rather than using code/scripts to change certain things like space between slides (styling), could I do that instead simply by styling the elements with padding using webflow native functions? Similarly - if I want the horizontal navigation to be controlled by scrolling (rather than any buttons) can I do that natively or do i need to use code/scripts? Thanks and keep making these videos!

[@ahmedqayyum]

Most of the Swiper JS properties should be a part of the script. However, some can be controlled directly in Webflow through the properties panel, such as slidesPerView, if it's set to 'auto' in the script.

[@malikyasirsattar1483]

outstanding learned a lot.
please SIr keep uploading such content.

[@ahmedqayyum]

Thank you

[@yulialaganovska51]

Thanks, very useful video!

[@ahmedqayyum]

Glad it was helpful!

[@beaurosario8358]

This is awesome! Thanks so much!! Super clear on how to do it on Webflow, but I'm working on a separate site in Squarespace that I'd like to use Swiper (specifically something I'm making in Swiper Studio). I'd love to use webflow, but it's a client that requires SS. I'm a little new to this, any suggestions of how the process differs?

[@ahmedqayyum]

I haven't use Squarespace, therefore I won't be able to guide you through the progress on that platform.
But I am hopeful that you would already have found a way

[@malikyasirsattar1483]

MashAllah Sir

[@ahmedqayyum]

Thanks