How do I create a fixed div that stops scrolling in Webflow like the effect on my old site?
TL;DR
- Set div to Fixed Position and parent to Relative Position with defined Height.
- Adjust height or margins to control where the scrolling effect stops.
Creating a fixed div that stops scrolling to mimic a similar effect as seen on your old site involves specific steps:
1. Create a Fixed Element
- Select the element you want to fix, or create a new Div Block for that purpose.
- In the Style Panel, set the Position to Fixed.
- Ensure it is fixed to one side of the viewport, such as the top or the left.
2. Implement the Scrolling Stop Effect
- Create an empty Div Block or use an existing element within which the fixed div will scroll and stop.
- Set this parent element's Position to Relative.
- Define the Height of this parent element to control where scrolling stops.
3. Use Custom CSS for a Stopping Point
- Set the Height of the Parent Element to be longer than the viewport if you want the fixed element to stay visible for a longer duration.
4. Test and Adjust
- Preview the interaction to ensure the div scrolls and stops as desired.
- Adjust the height or use Margins in the parent container to refine the stopping point.
Summary
Set your div block to Fixed Position to keep visibility and use a Relative Positioned Parent with a defined Height to control when the scrolling effect stops. Adjust as needed for desired effect duration.
