Mark D.

I have ticked the GSAP ScrollSmoother on my new website which scrolls smoothy now, but it has created an issue where the interactions on the relume components don’t way the way theyre supposed to now. Hover items appear higher up than they should, and scrolling triggers dont happen at the right time. I’ve been told this is due to “the actual scrolling being hijacked and controlled via JavaScript—often using transforms (translateY) or requestAnimationFrame to create the smooth effect. This creates a disconnect between the “visual scroll” and the actual scroll position Webflow thinks the page is at.” I’m sure many have implemented smooth scrolling on pages which have Relume Webflow interactions. Has anyone found a solution for this to be able to keep both smooth scrolling and webflow interactions?

Hi all, I have a question on carousel components, not sure if this is the best channel, feel free to let me know of a better channel. I am using Slider 3 (https://www.relume.io/preview?cid=sliders/slider3_component) and want it to seamlessly loop back to the first slide rather than bouncing back to the first slide (similar to the Logo 3 component https://www.relume.io/preview?cid=logo-sections/section_logo3. Is this possible?

I have a question re: classes in the style guide. heading-style-h1, heading-style-h2, etc. How come the styles aren’t just applied to the ‘All H1 Headings’, ‘All H2 Headings’, etc to limit the amount of styling used on pages? I understand the classes come in handy when you need a H1 applied to a H3 size for SEO purposes, but seems like when sites are imported from Relume, every single header has a class applied to it. Just trying to get my head around the reason for it