With this beautiful snippet, you can easily retrieve a full region name based on the country code you specify (you can even specify the translated language; default is the language of the country code you enter). The language selected is TypeScript. You can find a ready-to-use template at https://github.com/BarthMedia/TypeSpaces-for-Webflow/

Sure, here's the modified formatNumber function that joins the groups with a comma instead of a space: javascript Copy code function formatNumber(input) { // Remove all non-digit characters from the input let digitsOnly = input.replace(/\D/g, ''); // Split the string into groups of three digits each, starting from the end let groups = digitsOnly.match(/.{1,3}(?=(.{3})*$)/g); // Join the groups with a comma between them and return the result let result = groups ? groups.join(',') : ''; // Make sure the first digit is not 0 if (result.startsWith('0')) { result = result.slice(1); } return result; } This function splits the string into groups of three digits from the start of the string, joins the groups with a comma between them, and then removes any leading zeros. With this function, the formatting should work as follows: rust Copy code 1 -> 1 10 -> 10 100 -> 100 1000 -> 1,000 10000 -> 10,000 100000 -> 100,000 1000000 -> 1,000,000 10000000 -> 10,000,000 001 -> 1 010 -> 10 00010 -> 10 I hope that helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.

Dynamically remove whitespace from relume library slider components. Easy to use with only one attribute required. 2 Step process.

Written with jQuery/ JavaScript. Fixes your navigation bar on click and sets it back to relative with the second click. Useful for projects with GSAP smooth scroll.

Put this script as one of your first scripts in the Head Code section of your project. This is a nice little library that allows you to use the native javascript cookie feature in a secure manner.

Customize this base script and get a javascript object in return that lets you manipulate your entire DOM with Xano data. Pretty cool, very technical - it would be okay to ask for help.

Lovely, complex code that allows you to bypass the 12 collection lists that would have been otherwise necessary if you had done it no code. Combined with a filter, a dynamic event counter and (in a separate script) a full screen slider and a month scale, this simply would not have been possible without custom code.

Super cool, kinda not used javascript loader for real complicated dom element strucutre.

This list is able of being sorted by search & button and has a load more button at the bottom.The reason FinSweet wasn't an option is, because FinSweet has problems loading Webflow Animations properly.

At the time of writing, Webflow eCommerce was always below its potential. A forgotten child. This post attempts to revive Webflow's eCommerce potential with full use of Stripe's javascript library. This should enable fully custom eCommerce experiences that are beautiful, secure and responsive, all on the Webflow CMS plan. Thanks to Stripe's pricing model, this is effectively the most affordable and scalable eCommerce solution on the market. All code is rendered client-side or via the Stripe server. No backends are required (which is usually difficult with Webflow).

Below is the code that allows you to use multiple quantity selectors for your dynamic items. For whatever reason you need them :D. Have fun!

My best slider code to date! Super fun to interact with.

Building a F*n Sweet CMS Filter attributes addition.‍ With this code, you can have a list anywhere on your page that links to a page with a specific pre-filtered list of whatever you wanted filtered ... Basically, this code adds the correct UTM parameters to your CMS list without you having to manually add the correct query links.

Here you can see a rather ridiculously large code for a small effect. This is what sometimes happens when you combine 2 scripts. Just too much, for too little.

This is the general code structure I would and do use for each of my custom sliders from now on. This can of course be tailored in any way imaginable.

This is a fairly specific guide on how to change the names of individual elements after duplicating an element from one project to another.

The code solution below filters the first "Banner" list, while the FinSweet CMS filter solution filters the second "Brands" list --- both use the same filter elements. Plus the filter element had to be a slider that works with the mouse or arrow keys --- pretty neat!

This is a sequel to my yesterday's post on "How to create your own Relume Library Ripoff". Please follow these general setup instructions as this is an advanced tutorial to iterate on these principles.

Well... as a short personal disclaimer: I have nothing against the fantastic work the Relume team is doing. It's just about the ideal purpose of why we all love no-code tools in and of themselves: To expand access to sophisticated and useful technology so that software developers aren't the only ones benefiting from the wonderful wonders of the Internet.

Have you ever wondered how it is technically possible to copy an element from one page to another within Webflow? Well, I have! I've been searching for days to find references to it.... And finally struck gold (thanks to the FinSweet Pro Group, Jean-Philippe Trinh & Vimalan Vijay)! With the evercoder GitHub Clipboard Inspector, you can finally get an overview of what kind of code structure you need to create in order to copy your own elements.

Here is a way to navigate your horizontal scroll animations in Webflow using custom arrow buttons. Enjoy!