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            How can I make an image ease in on a floating nav-bar when it scrolls to a certain section of the website, and then ease out when it goes back to the top in Webflow?
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             September 22, 2023
            
           To make an image ease in on a floating nav-bar when scrolling to a certain section of the website, and then ease out when going back to the top in Webflow, you can follow these steps:
- Add the image to your Webflow project:
 
- Drag and drop an image element onto the page where you want the image to appear.
 - Choose an image from your computer or use an image from the Webflow asset manager.
 
- Position the image in the floating nav-bar:
 
- Select the image element.
 - Apply the necessary styles to position and size the image within the floating nav-bar. For example, you can use absolute positioning and adjust the top, left, and other properties as needed.
 
- Create interactions for the image:
 
- In the Interactions panel, click on the "+" button to create a new interaction.
 - Set the trigger to scroll into view, which will activate the interaction when the specified section comes into view during scrolling.
 - Configure the animation to ease in the image.
 - Adjust the duration and easing options to achieve the desired effect.
 
- Create a second interaction for when scrolling back to the top:
 
- Add another interaction using the same image element.
 - Set the trigger to scroll out of view, which will activate the interaction when the specified section goes out of view during scrolling.
 - Configure the animation to ease out the image.
 - Adjust the duration and easing options to match the first interaction.
 
- Preview and fine-tune the interactions:
 
- Use the preview mode in Webflow to test the interactions and make adjustments as necessary.
 - Iterate and refine the interactions until you achieve the desired effect.
 
By following these steps, you can make an image ease in on a floating nav-bar when scrolling to a certain section of the website and ease out when going back to the top in Webflow.
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