Scrolling issues with sticky images typically arise from incorrect settings in Webflow or CSS conflicts.
1. Configure Sticky Position
- Select the image you want to make sticky.
- In the Style panel, set the Position to Sticky.
- Ensure to input the proper top offset (e.g., 0px or 10px) to define the point where the image should stick relative to the viewport.
2. Check Parent Element Overflow
- Sticky positioning won’t function correctly if a parent element has an overflow other than visible.
- Inspect parent elements in the hierarchy and confirm their overflow is set to Visible.
3. Verify Z-Index
- Ensure the image's z-index is not too low. This might cause it to disappear under other overlapping elements when scrolling.
4. Review Nested Elements
- If your sticky element is within a nested structure (like multiple div blocks), it may not behave as expected.
- Simplify the hierarchy if possible, or verify each ancestor’s settings are not influencing the sticky behavior.
5. Test in Different Browsers
- Preview your site across different browsers to determine if the issue persists uniformly.
- Some older browsers may not fully support sticky positioning.
Summary
To fix the image not sticking when scrolling, ensure the image is correctly set to sticky position with an appropriate top offset and that no parent elements have non-visible overflow. Check the z-index and any nested structures for settings that could interfere with the sticky behavior.