There may be an issue with the animation settings or positioning in your Webflow project if your top and bottom divs work but the right and left divs do not.
1. Check Positioning and Sizing
- Ensure that all divs have the correct positioning (e.g., fixed, relative) and sizing so there are no conflicts.
- Verify margins and padding to ensure there’s enough space around your right and left divs.
2. Review Interactive Timelines
- Open the Interactions panel and check that the animations for the right and left divs have been configured correctly.
- Make sure timelines are sequenced properly, with no overlapping or missing steps that might cause them not to display as intended.
3. Validate Visibility Settings
- Check for visibility properties in your CSS or animation settings. Make sure they're set to display or hidden only as needed.
- Ensure there's no initial state overriding the intended behavior for your right and left divs in the Interactions panel.
4. Assess Animation Triggers
- Review trigger settings to confirm that the divs have appropriate triggers and are not missed or incorrectly assigned.
- Adjust trigger thresholds and delays that might prevent proper loading for the right and left divs.
5. Examine Overflow Features
- Ensure that overflow properties are set to visible or hidden as needed but not causing the divs to disappear.
6. Test in Different Browsers
- Load your site in different browsers to see if the issue persists across platforms. Sometimes, browser-specific coding can cause display problems.
7. Publish and Refresh
- Republish your site to see if the changes applied resolve the preview issue. Sometimes, Webflow requires a refresh to update the animations.
Summary
Check and adjust your positioning, interactive timelines, visibility, triggers, and overflow settings in Webflow to solve the issue with the right and left divs in animations. Verify changes in different browsers and republish as needed to confirm the fix.