A section whose panels move sideways as the wheel turns over them. The section is the height of its own content, so it adds nothing empty to the page for the panels to travel through. When the panels reach the end, the wheel goes back to the page.
Panels move sideways when the wheel turns over them. The page length still matches what is on it, and at either end the wheel goes back to the page. No animation library, and nothing to collide with your theme’s scripts.
Every option below is a real, editable field in the HubSpot page editor.
The section stays the height of its own content, so the page length still matches what is on it. At either end the wheel goes back to the page. No animation library and nothing to collide with your theme’s scripts.
Each card picks its own: an image or a looping video above the text, or either one behind it under an overlay you set. Pictures sit inside the card frame or run to its edges.
An eyebrow, a title, rich-text body, a badge, media and a link. Cards link as a line of text, or the whole card becomes the link with an arrow in the corner.
Progress reads as a bar, dots or a counter. Arrows step between panels and switch off at the ends, and the arrow keys do the same.
Below a breakpoint you set, the wheel is left alone. Panels swipe with scroll-snap or stack under each other, with their own height, padding and type sizes.
Every colour, size, weight, letter spacing, radius and space is a field on the Style tab. Fonts and the accent colour inherit from your HubSpot theme. Readers whose system asks for less motion get a plain horizontal scroller, with background video held on its poster frame.
A single one-time purchase on the HubSpot Marketplace — no subscription.
One-time price on the HubSpot Marketplace. Works on any HubSpot page template, with no theme required.
It is a section whose panels move sideways as the wheel turns over them. The section stays the height of its own content, so it adds nothing empty to the page for the panels to travel through. When the panels reach the end, the wheel goes back to the page.
No. The wheel moves the panels only while there is track left to cover, and is handed straight back at either end. Arrows step between panels and switch off at the ends, and the arrow keys do the same.
Below a breakpoint you set, the wheel is left alone. Panels swipe with scroll-snap or stack under each other, with their own height, padding and type sizes for small screens.
It is a one-time purchase of $34.99 on the HubSpot Marketplace, which includes free updates and support.