1. Head over to the Webflow Dashboard and find your project.
2. On the left side, click the "CMS" icon.
3. Hit "New Collection" to start a new collection for your slider content.
4. Give your collection a name, like "Slider Content".
5. Add fields that make sense, like "Image", "Title", "Description", etc.
6. Click "Create Collection" to save it.

1. Switch to the Designer view.
2. Add a Section element where you want the slider to go.
3. Inside that section, add a Div Block and give it a class name, like "Slider Wrapper".
4. Add another Div Block inside the "Slider Wrapper" for the slides, and call it "Slider Content".
5. Set the "Slider Content" div to Display: Flex and Overflow: Hidden.

1. Select the "Slider Content" div.
2. In the Element settings panel, click "Get BG Image from Slider Content Collection".
3. Bind the fields from your collection, like setting the background image, title, and description.

1. Inside the "Slider Content" div, add a Collection List.
2. Bind the Collection List to the "Slider Content" collection.
3. Inside the Collection List, add a Div Block for each item and name it "Slide".
4. Inside the "Slide" div, add an Image element and bind it to the image field in the collection.
5. Add a Text Block for the title and bind it to the title field.
6. Add another Text Block for the description and bind it to the description field.

1. Style the "Slide" div to fit your design.
2. Use Flexbox or Grid for alignment and positioning.
3. Adjust padding, margin, and dimensions as needed to get the look you want.

1. Go back to the main "Slider Wrapper" div.
2. Add custom attributes "data-swiper" and set it to "true".
3. Use custom code to initialize the slider. Go to the page settings and add the following code in the Before tag section:

<script>
  var swiper = new Swiper('.Slider Wrapper', {
    slidesPerView: 1,
    loop: true,
    navigation: {
      nextEl: '.swiper-button-next',
      prevEl: '.swiper-button-prev',
    },
    pagination: {
      el: '.swiper-pagination',
      clickable: true,
    },
  });
</script>

1. Make sure the Swiper.js library is linked in your project.

1. Add buttons for "Next" and "Previous" navigation, and a Div Block for pagination inside the "Slider Wrapper" div.
2. Assign classes like swiper-button-next, swiper-button-prev, and swiper-pagination to these elements.
3. Style them to match your website's look.

1. Click the "Publish" button in the top right corner to publish your site.
2. Test the dynamic content slider on the live site to make sure it works smoothly.
3. Check all breakpoint sizes and make adjustments as needed to ensure responsiveness.