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#SAVE AND REUSE TEXT BLOCKS HOW TO#

Go to Style panel > Layout and set Display to Flexbox.

Select the link block (i.e., the “Button box”).

Go to Style panel > Style selector and set a class on the arrow image (e.g., “Button arrow”).

Drag your arrow image into the link block.

Go to Style panel > Style selector and set a class on the text block (e.g., “Button text”).

Drag a text block inside the link block.

Go to Style panel > Style selector and set a class on the link block (e.g., “Button box).

Drag a link block onto the Webflow canvas.

You’ll need to upload an arrow image to the Assets panel to use in your button. To get started, you’ll first create a custom button which includes text and an arrow (i.e., what you’ll set the animation on later).

#SAVE AND REUSE TEXT BLOCKS HOW TO#

You’ll also learn how to make sure that the animation only affects the button arrow a site visitor is currently hovering on. In this example, you’ll learn how to trigger the same “arrow move out” interaction on all buttons with the same class. How to create a button arrow move interaction How to create a scroll into view interaction.How to create a button arrow move interaction.In this lesson, we’ll walk through 2 reusable animations: Then, go to each page, add the page trigger(s) and select the animation(s) you’ve already created. Make sure you target the class and not the selected element. To do so, set the page trigger(s) on the first page and create your animation(s).

However, you can set the animations to target the class of an element so you can reuse them on each page. You’ll need to apply page triggers on each of your pages. Note: At the moment, it’s not possible to reuse page interactions. Action targets - here, you can choose whether actions in animations affect a specific element, a class of elements, or the interaction trigger itself.Trigger settings - here, you can choose whether the trigger only applies to a specific element (the selected element), or all elements with the same class.There are 2 main controls in Webflow’s interactions to help you reuse interactions: This is useful when you have a repetitive design or elements with the same structure on which you’ll want to apply the same interactions. You can apply an interaction you’ve previously created to another element on your site.