The Archipro Webflow template includes two custom GSAP animations that enhance your website's interactivity:
Marquee Scroll Animation - Creates a continuous scrolling logo strip that responds to user scroll direction and speed
Number Counter Animation - Animates numbers counting up when they enter the viewport
This documentation will guide you through using these animations without needing to understand the code itself.
Before working with these animations, you need to enable the correct GSAP plugins in Webflow:
To enable GSAP plugins:
For Marquee Scroll Animation:
For Number Counter Animation:
Important Note: Only enable the plugins you need. Adding unnecessary plugins can slow down your website by loading extra code.

The marquee animation creates a continuously scrolling strip of logos (or any content) that:
Required Structure:
Your marquee section needs these elements in this order:
Because the animation can move in either direction (left or right depending on scroll), you need multiple copies of your logo strip to ensure smooth looping. Without enough copies, you'll see empty space when the animation reverses direction.
Recommended: Use at least 4-5 identical copies of your Marquee Scroll Item.

If you want to change the marquee's speed, you'll need to modify the duration value in the custom code. The value is measured in seconds (eg. 50 gives it a duration of 50 seconds), and you need to look for this line:

The template also includes another version of the marquee function made with Webflow's Classic Interactions. This is because this marquee in particular has a function that makes it scroll vertically instead of horizontally, and on mobile it changes to scrolling horizontally. It's set up this way because it's easier to modify it with Webflow's native functions. However, this marquee does not react to scroll speed or change direction, and any changes made on the other marquee function (such as speed, or direction) will not affect this one.
The elements in this marquee should not have the class Marquee Scroll Item, as that would cause both interactions to trigger at the same time, and it would cause issues with the function.



The number counter animation makes numbers count up from 0 to a target value when they scroll into view. Perfect for statistics, achievements, or any numeric data.
Required Structure:
You need two things:


If you want to change the counter's speed, you'll need to modify the duration value in the custom code. The value is measured in seconds (eg. 2 gives it a duration of 2 seconds), and you need to look for this line:

The counter automatically formats the values into thousands:
The counter automatically detects if your target number has decimals:
You can have multiple counters on the same page. Each counter:
The number that you see in the designer will be overridden by the value set on the Custom Attribute, but you may still set the correct number on the designer for easier visualization.
Problem: The logos aren't scrolling
Problem: I see gaps or jumps in the animation
Problem: The animation is too fast or too slow
duration: 50)Problem: Numbers don't count up
Problem: Counter shows "0" or "NaN"
Problem: Multiple counters start at the same time
If you need help customizing these scripts or run into any issues not covered in this documentation, please email us at:
We're here to help you make the most of your Archipro Webflow template!

