You can then copy the parameters you’ll have generated from the first website listed in the parenthesis of the code snippet right after particlesJS("particles-js",
I appreciate the kind words. Believe it or not, I found particle.js while creating this topic but what I wanted to know is if this is something possible using only Webflow rather than particle.js?
One thing that I do not know about particle.js is its license text. It says we need to add it to our project. Where would I add that text in Webflow, and does it need to be visible on my website? Can it be hidden within the code somewhere?
Actually you could do that with Webflow interactions alone but it would not be as optimized and easy as an existing javascript library such as particle.js.
You could also use a lottie animation made in After Effects and import it in Webflow using the lottie animation component.
What you mean about license text ? The license text is embedded in the CDN source script file, no need to worry about that I guess.