Hi guys,
**New to webflow”
How would you recommend to build this section?
Thank!
Here is my site Read-Only: LINK
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Hi guys,
**New to webflow”
How would you recommend to build this section?
Thank!
Here is my site Read-Only: LINK
(how to share your site Read-Only link)
Hey @AviWhol
Your Read-Only Link isn’t working. Please fix that so I can take a look and try to help you build what you want.
Hi @AviWhol,
If that is a one page filling the whole viewport, I would recommend:
Top div:
Bottom div:
All done!
Thanks for the explanation
But I didn’t want to use one full screen image but three separated images to create a parallex effect (I probably should have wrote it in the qustion…).
Hi Gilson,
I haven’t started working on it, I used an image from Figma…
I made one example for you. You can break it down and modify as you want.
The principle is simple:
position: relative
.position: absolute
and position it anywhere you want without affect the other items.See the live example:
https://hero-example-parallax.webflow.io/
And the read-only link:
https://preview.webflow.com/preview/hero-example-parallax?utm_source=hero-example-parallax&preview=b59ea226bfeee42e89b6e2b7480cdf81
Amazing gilson, thank you so much
Couple of question:
Thanks gilson!
That’s not necessary, although it can be helpful for achieving some effects.
Sure, that’s the way. But keep in mind that if you set overflow: hidden
on Webflow’s UI, it’ll hide both horizontally and vertically and nothing will show outside the section.
If you want to achieve the same effect just horizontally you’ll need to set the section property using CSS the custom code overflow-x: hidden
.
Thanks again
Last qustion - how do I add a custom code to a section?
Insert an Embed element and type/paste the custom code. In this case you should paste your CSS code between <style></style>
.
Great gilson, thank you!