Hover + clickable buttons

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I watched many videos but I still don't get it. 🙂

I create button that has hover and it works. If I do clickable button that makes a switch from testimonial 1 to testimonial 2 it also work. But somehow I can't make it work both together 🙂 Where am I doing it wrong? I attached photo example.

What I want to do is by clicking on arrow u are scrolling trough testimonisals and numbers are changing 1/5,2/5,... 5/5. Is it okay in this case to make a grid and moving it to the left or you would do it differently? Also, would it be possible to make it scrollable to infinity.. So from 1 to 5, and back to 1 even if u click right on fifth testimonial 🙂

Thanks guys 😉

[Rishabh_Tiwari]

Hi there,

We're so sorry for the delay in response. You can use multiple interactions for assigning different interactions for the same object. For more information, please refer to this similar discussion: https://community.adobe.com/t5/adobe-xd/using-component-states-with-hover-and-tap-transitioning-to-a...

Regarding scrolling to infinity, I am checking this use case with a team and will update this discussion.

Regards

Rishabh

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I understand I can make two actions if I have two artboards connected. But what about if I want to make it on same artboard?

I am making website design and I would like to have a left and right button with hover and click action. When I click right it slides from slide 1 to 2. Each slide (5 of them) has photo and text. 

About scrolling to infinity I made it easy actually. 😉 Click on right button on fifth slide (5/5) puts you back to slide 1. 

Thank you,

Denis

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What about drop down menus?

I have a drop down menu. On default there is just tittle (OUR FAMILY ↓). On hover I want to make it look like:

OUR FAMILY ↑

PLAYERS

COACHES

PARTNERS

On second hover I would like to look like:

OUR FAMILY ↑

PLAYERS

COACHES

PARTNERS

And on click on Coaches I would like to slide on another artboard.

Is this possible? Spent a lot of time trying it, but somehow always something doesn't work 🙂