Some people solve this by placing a spacer div as the first child after the header where the height is equivalent to the fixed header on the page. Others add a margin-top on that first element. However, there is a CSS property for this situation, but it takes custom code. See scroll-padding | CSS-Tricks - CSS-Tricks
Hey! Thank you so much for your tips. So strangely enough it works the way I want on the live view window on Webflow and also on my iPad. But it’s not working on my chrome and safari browser. not sure why?