I spent some time following some of the walkthroughs here in the forums to get my dropdown menu to appear on hover, not just when the down carrot is clicked. I finally got things working. I then set to work designing the open dropdown as I wanted it to.
Apply this interaction:
Trigger: Hover
Check “Affect different element” and write “Dropdown List”
Hover Over Display:Block 0ms
Hover Out Display:None 0ms
Select “Dropdown list”
Apply this interaction:
Trigger: Hover
Hover Over Display:Block 0ms
Hover Out Dsiplay: None 0ms
That should do it. Now just style the dropdown list however you want and you are golden
I’m really impressed with Webflow but I’m floored that it does not support drop downs on hover. I’ve looked at the many forum posts on how to get it to work and it can be accomplished but the drop down list looses all styling. Although it makes sense for down downs to work via click on tablets, hover is the standard on desktops since you always want to minimize clicks for usability.
You have styled the dropdown by pening it with the setting tab, which gives it the Open class. But the interactions you set never give them the Open class when it opens it. So you need to style the Dropdown List element, not the dropdown-list.open element.
Select thr Dropdown List in the Navigator and pass it to display block, then style it.
Isn’t true, and thanks god hover isn’t a standard. It’s pretty much to avoid for accessibility. The problem 'what should a click on an hover menu do?" is almost unsolvable. Close the menu? Browse a category page? (that you’re supposed to have for accessibility/seo) Do nothing? Activate the Open property? (as your example does now)