How can I remove the "no-scroll" class from the body tag in Webflow when the modal close button is clicked using the given custom code?
To remove the "no-scroll" class from the body tag in Webflow when the modal close button is clicked, you can use custom code. Here's the process to achieve it:
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First, you need to identify the specific class or ID of the modal close button you want to use for removing the "no-scroll" class. In this example, we'll assume the close button has an ID of "modal-close-button".
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Next, you'll need to add a custom code snippet to your Webflow project. Go to the Designer view and click on the 'Custom Code' tab in the top menu.
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In the 'Before ' section, click on the 'Add Custom Code' button. This will open up a code entry field.
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In the code entry field, you'll need to add the following JavaScript code:
<script> document.getElementById('modal-close-button').addEventListener('click', function() { document.body.classList.remove('no-scroll'); });</script>-
Replace 'modal-close-button' with the actual ID or class of your modal close button.
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Save the changes. Now, when the modal close button is clicked, the code will trigger the removal of the "no-scroll" class from the body tag, allowing the page to scroll again.
By following these steps, you can easily remove the "no-scroll" class from the body tag in Webflow when the modal close button is clicked.
Additional Questions:
- How do I add a custom code snippet in Webflow?
- Can I add multiple modal close buttons using this method?
- What other classes or IDs can be targeted with custom code in Webflow?
