You want to set up multiple Slick Sliders in Webflow with uniform settings. Here's how you can approach this without directly coding inside Webflow:
1. Use Webflow’s Visual Interface
- Design individual sliders using Webflow's built-in slider component. Each slider's design can be adjusted using the visual editor.
- Ensure each slider has the same class names and settings within Webflow to mimic the uniformity you'd achieve with a script.
2. Initialize Slick Slider with Custom Code
- Access the custom code section in your Webflow project settings or the page’s settings.
- Add the Slick Slider library by linking to its CDN in the header code area.
- Use a single JavaScript snippet to initialize all sliders by targeting the shared class name you've given to each Webflow slider.
3. Add Custom CSS as Needed
- Ensure uniform styles by adding custom CSS within the same custom code area. This will ensure all sliders appear consistent across the site.
4. Publish and Test
- Publish your site to see the sliders in action.
- Test functionality to ensure that all sliders are behaving as expected and sharing the same settings globally.
Summary
To set up 5 separate Slick Sliders with the same settings in Webflow, design each slider using Webflow’s visual tools, use common class names, and initialize them with a single JavaScript snippet in your custom code section. This ensures uniformity across all sliders without direct coding of each one individually.