Features Part II: Relative Objects

Previewing Movies in Webflow

In this video, I walk through the process of setting up a preview page for movies using Webflow. 

We'll be modifying class properties, working with pagination, and integrating interactive elements like a lightbox for movie previews. By the end of this video, viewers will have a clear understanding of how to create a dynamic and interactive movie preview page in Webflow. We'll start by adjusting pagination properties and positioning, then move on to setting up a flexible layout. The main feature involves using the Lightbox component to make movie covers interactive, allowing users to click and view previews. We'll conclude by refining the design to ensure a cohesive and visually appealing layout.

Summary

1. Introduction: I introduce the objective of setting up a preview page for unlimited movies, emphasizing the interactive elements we’ll be adding.
2. Pagination Adjustment: We modify the class properties of the pagination to position it at the top, ensuring it spans the entire width of the screen.
3. Font and Size Tweaks: Adjustments are made to the size and spacing of pagination icons, making sure they fit well within the design without being obstructed by other elements.
4. Container and Slideshow Setup: Detailed steps on setting up a container for the movie covers and utilizing the slideshow component to navigate between them.
5. Title and Description: We change the title to "Unlimited Movies and TV Shows" and ensure the heading and paragraph are properly contained.
6. Interactive Elements: Integration of the Lightbox component to make movie covers interactive, allowing previews to open in an overlay.
7. Image Upload: Steps to upload high-definition images for movie covers and link them to the Lightbox component for previews.
8. Flex Layout Utilization: Setting up a flex layout for horizontal alignment and adding appropriate spacing between elements.
9. 3D Shape Integration: Adding and positioning a 3D shape within the layout, ensuring it’s centered and visually appealing.
10. Final Touches: Previewing the completed layout and preparing for future lessons that will add more interaction and 3D effects to the movie cards.