How Do I Make an Image Sticky in Webflow?

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In this tutorial, we will learn how to make an image sticky in Webflow. Sticky images can be useful for creating visually engaging and interactive websites. By making an image sticky, it will stay fixed in a specific position on the webpage, even when the user scrolls up or down.

Step 1: Add an Image Element

First, let’s add the image we want to make sticky to our Webflow project. To do this, drag and drop an Image element onto your page. You can either upload an image file from your computer or use a URL to link to an online image.

Step 2: Select the Image

Select the Image element you just added by clicking on it in the Webflow Designer. This will bring up the Settings panel on the right-hand side of the screen.

Step 3: Make the Image Sticky

In order to make our image sticky, we need to change its position from static (the default) to fixed. This will ensure that the image stays in place regardless of how much the user scrolls.

  1. Go to the All Elements tab in the Settings panel and scroll down until you find the Positioning section.

  2. In this section, change the Position dropdown from Inherit to Fixed.

  3. You can also adjust other positioning properties like Top, Right, Bottom, and Left to control where the image will be placed on the screen. For example, setting Top: 50px will position the image 50 pixels from the top of the viewport.

Step 4: Preview and Adjust

Now that we’ve made our image sticky, let’s preview it in the Webflow Designer to see how it behaves when we scroll. Click on the Publish button in the top-right corner to launch a live preview of your site.

If you’re not satisfied with the positioning or appearance of your sticky image, you can go back to Step 3 and make adjustments until it looks just right.

Conclusion

In this tutorial, we learned how to make an image sticky in Webflow. By following these steps, you can enhance your website’s design and create more engaging user experiences.

Experiment with different images and positions to find what works best for your specific project. Have fun designing!