Figma is a powerful, free design tool that allows users to create and collaborate on designs. With Figma, you can easily create and style user interfaces, prototypes, and more.
One of the features that makes Figma so powerful is the ability to add scrolling and fixed elements to your designs. This article will explain how to add scrolling and fixed elements in Figma.
Adding scrolling elements to your design is fairly straightforward. First, you must select the element or group of elements that you want to scroll. Then, click on the ‘Scroll’ icon in the toolbar at the top of the page.
You can then adjust the settings for your scrollable area by dragging the sides of the scrollbar or by entering values into the fields provided. You can also set a specific height for your scrollable area if you wish. Once you have adjusted all of your settings, click ‘Done’ to save your changes and you should now have a scrolling element in your design.
Adding fixed elements is a bit more complex than adding scrolling elements but still relatively straightforward. First, select an element or group of elements that you want to be fixed on screen when users scroll through your design. Then, click on the ‘Fixed’ icon in the toolbar at the top of the page.
This will bring up a dialog box where you can enter values for top, right, bottom, and left margins for each corner of your selected element or group of elements. You can also choose whether this element should be pinned to an edge or should remain centered on screen as users scroll through your design. Once you have entered all of your values and made any other adjustments that are necessary, click ‘Done’ to save them before moving onto other tasks in Figma.
Finally, styling these two types of elements is fairly simple as well since most styling options are available in each type’s dialog box when selecting them from the toolbar at the top of the page. For example, with a scrolling element you can adjust its background color and border radius as well as add padding around it if desired while with a fixed element you can also adjust its position as well as apply various styling options such as font size or font color if desired before clicking ‘Done’.
In conclusion, adding scrolling and fixed elements in Figma is quite simple once you know how to do it properly using their respective icons in the toolbar at the top of each page as well as their associated dialog boxes for further customization options such as styling these two types of elements according to user preferences before saving them into their respective designs with just one click!