Yes, you can customize the color of the arrows and round navigation buttons in a Webflow Slider without replacing them. Here's how to do it properly using Webflow's Designer tools.
1. Customize Slider Arrows (Prev/Next)
- Select the Arrow Element by clicking directly on the left or right arrow in the Slider component.
- In the Style panel, you'll see options to modify its appearance.
- Change the Fill color under the Typography section if the arrow is an icon font.
- If it's using an SVG or background image and color can't be changed directly, you may need to replace the arrow with a custom image or icon.
2. Customize Slider Dots (Round Buttons)
- Select the Slide Nav element (the set of round buttons under the slider).
- Click into one of the individual Dot elements inside the Slide Nav.
- Under the Style panel, you can:
- Change the background color of the Dot (default and active states).
- Use States dropdown (top of the Style panel) to style the Current dot with a different color.
3. Use Combo Classes if Needed
- If you want different color styles on multiple sliders, create a Combo Class on the arrows or dots for each variation.
- For example, add a class like
arrow--white to make the arrow white only on specific sliders.
4. Replacing Arrows (If Necessary)
- If you need custom styles not supported by default, you can:
- Hide the default arrows.
- Add your own Button elements with custom icons or SVGs.
- Use Interactions to trigger slide changes when those custom buttons are clicked.
Summary
You can style Webflow Slider arrows and dots directly using the Designer. In most cases, you don’t need to replace them unless you want a completely custom look or SVG-based icons. Use class selectors and states like Current to apply targeted styles.