Great video! But if I want to add another time section it gets all messe on mobile...the track wrap and item wrap is in the wrong order ... don't know how to fix this.
If you follow the tutorial you will see that I add divs with .timeline_item-wrap without any children. They are needed to preserve the left/right layout. You need to add those to if you want more steps
Just stumbled over the same problem. If anyone is still wondering: In Mobile Edit, select the timeline_track-wrap which is on the wrong side, in the settings choose Style > Grid-Child > Position: Manual, and the drag the element to the other side. Thanks for the great tutorial by the way!
This is a good question and I think it could be done with some custom css. You could use even odd selectors to style the cards differently. But I would need to check if this would be possible with grid. Good idea for a new tutorial!
You're a life saver. Thanks a lot
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🙏 thanks a lot for all the tutorials!!!!
Thanks Johnny!
can you please make a video about adding more steps? Thank you
I can add it to the list. Bit there are other videos that have priority 🙂
Did you figure it out? I am having the same problem. On mobile the layout is out of proportion.
did you find a solution ?
@@ondralinka555 did you find a solution ?
@@ondralinka555 yes, by don’t using webflow.
There is no solution to it
Great video! But if I want to add another time section it gets all messe on mobile...the track wrap and item wrap is in the wrong order ... don't know how to fix this.
If you follow the tutorial you will see that I add divs with .timeline_item-wrap without any children. They are needed to preserve the left/right layout. You need to add those to if you want more steps
Hi@@designbasestudio can you please make a video about adding more steps? Thank you
Just stumbled over the same problem. If anyone is still wondering: In Mobile Edit, select the timeline_track-wrap which is on the wrong side, in the settings choose Style > Grid-Child > Position: Manual, and the drag the element to the other side. Thanks for the great tutorial by the way!
Very nice, thank you. But why do you call it a horizontal timeline?
That's actually a very good question :D Thanks for the hint
hi! how would this work if my timeline is a cms? could you pls help or direct me to where i can place this inquiry?
This is a good question and I think it could be done with some custom css. You could use even odd selectors to style the cards differently. But I would need to check if this would be possible with grid.
Good idea for a new tutorial!