Can I use a fixed image in combination with overflow hidden in Webflow?
Yes, you can use a fixed image in combination with the "overflow: hidden" property in Webflow. This can be useful when you want to create a parallax effect or have a fixed background image that remains in place while the rest of the content scrolls.
To achieve this effect, follow these steps:
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Create a section : Start by adding a new section to your Webflow project. This will serve as the container for your content and background image.
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Set the position : Select the section and go to the Style panel. Under Position, set the position to "Relative".
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Add the image : Inside the section, add a new Div Block or any other element that would contain your image. Set the position to "Fixed" in the Style panel.
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Set the overflow : Select the parent section again and set the "overflow" property to "hidden" in the Style panel. This will hide any content that exceeds the section's boundaries.
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Adjust the dimensions : Adjust the dimensions of the fixed image element to fit the desired portion of the section. You can use percentage values to ensure responsiveness across devices.
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Position the image : Use the positioning controls in the Style panel to position the fixed image element where you want it within the section.
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Add content : Finally, add your content elements (text, images, etc.) inside the section. These will scroll over the fixed background image.
By combining a fixed image with the "overflow: hidden" property, you can create visually engaging effects that add depth and interest to your website design.
Additional Resources:
Q1:
How do I create a fixed image in Webflow?
Q2:
What is the purpose of the "overflow: hidden" property in Webflow?
Q3:
Can I use a fixed image without using "overflow: hidden" in Webflow?
