Adding a scrolling effect to your Wix website can help add some flair and interactivity to your site. It can also help guide your visitors through your content and make it easier to navigate. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to add a scrolling effect in Wix:
- Log in to your Wix account and go to the editor for the page you want to add the scrolling effect to.
- Click on the “Add” button on the left side of the editor and select “Strip” from the menu. This will add a strip to your page where you can place your content and set up the scrolling effect.
- Drag and drop the elements you want to include in the scrolling strip onto the strip. This can include text, images, videos, and more.
- Once you have your content in place, click on the strip to select it and then click on the “Action” button in the top menu. This will bring up a panel on the right side of the editor where you can set up the scrolling effect.
- Under the “Action” panel, click on the dropdown menu under “On Strip Enter” and select “Scroll Strip to a Specific Point”. This will allow you to set up the scrolling effect when the visitor scrolls down the page and reaches the strip.
- In the “Scroll Strip to a Specific Point” panel, you can set the scroll speed, direction, and distance of the scrolling effect. You can also choose to have the strip stop at a specific point or continue scrolling indefinitely.
- Save your changes and preview your site to see the scrolling effect in action.
That’s it! With just a few clicks, you can add a scrolling effect to your Wix website and add some interactivity and engagement to your site.
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PRO TIP: When setting up the scrolling effect, make sure to consider the speed, direction, and distance of the scroll. These factors can help guide the visitor’s attention and make the scrolling effect feel natural and seamless. You can also use the scroll effect to highlight important elements on your page or draw the visitor’s attention to a specific call-to-action. Experiment with different settings to find the perfect scroll effect for your site.