Feature request: Native Lottie Support

Beta
#1

I’m sorry for hijacking the Beta forum (again). :slight_smile:

I just accidentally learned that Elem… erm, a competitor builder :wink: has native Lottie integration. That’s outrageous. Lottie is a huge thing for web and not having to deal with manual integration process in Pro would be really a fantastic thing. It also doesn’t seem to be too “Expensive” for you guys to make it happen. In addition, being listed on their website as a platform that supports them is amazing exposure, considering the fact that the biggest companies in the world are using them.

Thanks!

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#2

I’ve seen this being requested before. It’s probably not something they’ll stuff in in this cycle though. But yeah, it would be great to have this integrated. Hopefully soon :slight_smile:

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#3

Yeah, I’ve seen the request on the main support with a generic answer. I thought this was the chance to discuss it with Kory. :slight_smile:

Even a rudimentary support would be great. Basically it is enabling the script, allowing uploading the JSON file, and connecting it to the player.

Though, I think I could build the player element using parameters, perhaps even with settings to enable/disable controls, looping, speed etc. :slight_smile:

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#4

Yeah but let’s get it in officially :grin:

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#5

I second this so many times over :tada:

Would be amazing to have native Lottie support. Wouldn’t even need a ton of bells and whistles right off the bat. Perhaps just some scroll position key-framing speed settings, etc. Elem has had this for several years now and Webflow appears to have made this a priority as well…so… pretty please? :slight_smile:

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#6

Also the wrong X is listed there. :slight_smile:

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#7

I can neither confirm nor deny that we may have native Lottie support in the works. :slight_smile: Can’t say much more than that at this time…

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#9

You’ve said enough :grin:

#10

Nope, looks like this is not going through for some reason.

<lottie-player src="{{dc:p:link}}" background="{{dc:p:background}}" speed="{{dc:p:speed}}" style="width: {{dc:p:width}}; height: {{dc:p:height}};" {{dc:p:loop}} {{dc:p:controls}} {{dc:p:autoplay}}></lottie-player>

Which is strange. It doesn’t matter if it is Lottie or something else, but I’d expect dynamic content to pull through when it is placed inside a script. Maybe it is something that can’t be done this way after all…