How Do I Make a Sticky Button in Webflow?

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Making a Sticky Button in Webflow

So you want to add a sticky button to your Webflow website? No problem! In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through the steps to create a button that stays fixed in position as your users scroll down the page.

First things first, let’s start with the basics. To create a button in HTML, we use the

Now that we have our button, let’s move on to styling it. To make our button stand out, we can apply some CSS styles. We can do this by using the “style” attribute within our HTML tag.

Here’s an example of how we can style our button:

In this example, we’ve set the background color to green (#4CAF50), the text color to white, added some padding around the text inside the button, and rounded the corners of the button using border-radius.

Now that we have our styled button, let’s make it sticky! To achieve this effect, we’ll need to use CSS positioning.

To make an element sticky in Webflow, we can use the “position: sticky;” property. This property allows us to fix an element’s position relative to its parent container or the viewport.

Let’s see how it works by making our button sticky:

In this example, we’ve added the “position: sticky;” property to our button. We’ve also set the “top” value to 20 pixels, which means our button will stick 20 pixels from the top of the viewport.

That’s it! Now you have a sticky button in Webflow. You can customize the button further by adding additional CSS styles such as hover effects, animations, or changing its position.

To recap, here are the steps to make a sticky button in Webflow:

1. Create a button using the