Want to add a stunning ripple effect to your Webflow elements — and fully control it with zero custom code? This time, I’ll show you how to recreate a liquid ripple animation using jQuery Ripples and a custom attribute-based system, so you can apply the effect wherever you want — no manual setup needed. 🔹 What you’ll learn: ✅ How to apply the ripple effect to any section, image, or div ✅ How to use overlays for perfect control and visual consistency ✅ How to create a centralized GUI to test different settings in real-time ✅ How to disable the effect on mobile and toggle it on/off with a button ✅ How to handle grouped ripple elements inside Collection Lists ✅ How to cleanly remove the GUI before going live This one’s for anyone who loves native-feeling animations and wants more power without touching a line of code. 👉 Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/zSrlfjQCTXs 📂 Helpful Resources: - Glass Navbar: https://youtu.be/X0MYB9BHu60 - Masonry Layout: https://youtu.be/j07PY6IMOu4

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