I’ve just started playing around with Webflow and I’m really loving it. Although I recently encountered a bug which is really getting in the way of my progress with a website.
I created that Fixed Nav that shows up when you scroll into a certain element, and hides when you scroll out of that element. Here’s your tutorial which I followed (Nav Appear As You Scroll): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owIzumwefGc
Everything works fine and dandy but as soon as I scroll back to the top of the website, the fixed nav shows up again. I tried a lot of different things to fix this, but I think it’s definitely a bug. Please shed some light on this and let me know if you need more information.
Here’s the problem, after coming back to the top of the website again, I see the fixed nav popping into view again with no explainable reason. As you can see it sits on top of the previous navbar:
Hey that’s cool Alex! I’ll use that for now. But my main intention for sharing this bug is so the guys at Webflow fix it. It’s always very convenient to have functionality that’s supposed to be native, work native-ly and without the use of external scripts.
I hope they fix this bug, I’ve shared the link of my website too now. Is there a better way of reporting bugs?
Woops! I must have put it in there accidentally. Thanks so much for going in there and spotting the problem!
I think I would have spotted this problem if they would allow me to see a list of all elements on which this interaction was applied. This is a feature request I guess. Is there a way to do this already?