PureCounter.js Animated Number Counter Webflow cloneable
Elevate your website with our Animated Number Counter Webflow cloneable. Easily customize start and end points, duration, and more for a dynamic user experience. Stand out with this Webflowtips creation in animation and text effects.
About cloneable
The Animated Number Counter is a powerful tool that allows you to add an animated number counter to your Webflow website. When the page loads, the counter will automatically start counting up, adding a dynamic and visually appealing element to your site. To use this cloneable, you'll need to add a class to the number you want to animate and then copy and paste the code in the Settings -> Before body tag. From there, you can modify various parameters such as the start and end points, duration, delay, and more to customize the animation to your liking. This cloneable has been created by Webflowtips and is classified under the categories of animation and text effects. It is a great way to add some extra flair to your Webflow site and make it stand out from the competition.
The code initializes and configures three separate counters for displaying numbers in an animated manner on a webpage. Each counter is linked to a specific HTML element defined by a class selector (".tips", ".followers", ".clones"). The counters start from 0 and end at different predefined numbers (10, 51, 115) with a duration of 1 second for the animation to complete. The counters will count once and will use a scroll event listener on browsers (legacy). No special formatting such as file sizing, currency, or comma separators is enabled for these counters.
About custom code
The code initializes and configures three separate counters for displaying numbers in an animated manner on a webpage. Each counter is linked to a specific HTML element defined by a class selector (".tips", ".followers", ".clones"). The counters start from 0 and end at different predefined numbers (10, 51, 115) with a duration of 1 second for the animation to complete. The counters will count once and will use a scroll event listener on browsers (legacy). No special formatting such as file sizing, currency, or comma separators is enabled for these counters.
