Child Hover State
Easily add custom styles to text, buttons, links and more when hovering over it's parent element.
Instructions
Firstly, make sure you have the VisualDX script before your </body>. Checkout the Quick Start for how to do this.
Add hover state to child element
Copy this attribute:
Paste the attribute to the custom attributes Name of a parent element. e.g. a button.
You can so this with a Link Block, Div, or Custom Element.
Copy this combo class:
Paste the combo class into the Style Selector of the styled child element(s). e.g. the button text
You can add the combo class all child elements nested in parent.
Style the combo class vdx--hover
.
These styles will become visible when the use hovers over the parent element once the website is published.
Remove combo class vdx--hover
from the style selector and publish
.notice {!important}
How to save your combos classes.
Copy the vdx-child-hover
element with with all combo classes added and save it to your style guide. This is ensure that you do not lose the combo classes when you use the Webflow class cleaner.
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