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I have my hero image set to cover and positioned in center. My h1 text is placed in hero section.
Can you share your public link so someone can take a look and try and help?
Hi Kirk !
Here is one suggestion for you to try. There are several ways this can be done 
p.s. I called the vw unit “vertical width”, that is actually Viewport Width. I have vertical on the brain today
p.s. you can edit the text size in VW units at each viewport, if you want to make the text bigger or smaller at each viewport…
Cheers,
Dave
WOW, what an awesome response…appreciate the video. I totally understand the text formatting.
Q: If I want the image to “follow” the text, should I mimic the formatting for the image so that the image and the text work as a unit?
Hi @KirkC, I would have to look at it in the designer, but basically yes. In the original case, you are using the image as a background, so if you want the image and text to be “in-sync” then I would use an image widget, not use the image as a background.
How exactly do you want the image to follow the text ? I am not so clear on what that means really 
Cheers,
Dave
https://preview.webflow.com/preview/total-width?preview=70bd35fba6191ce51279f64811a3c888
Sorry…hard to explain without images…So I want the elements in the header to act as a unit. Say…like you would do in a page layout program like InDesign. I would group all of the elements in the header section—Hero image, Hero text and logo and in the page layout program, If I scaled the grouped elements, they would scale proportionally and keep their original layout—just smaller or larger. In the website that I’m building, it’s important that the hero text be in an exact position with the welder guy because it is part of an established brand. It won’t work if the text and image is able to float around. Hope this helps.
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