What could be causing the issue where the description is already visible upon entering the website?
If the description is already visible upon entering the website, there are a few possible reasons why this issue is occurring in Webflow. Here are some potential causes and solutions:
Meta Tag Placement: The description that is visible upon entering the website may be the default description set in the HTML meta tags. Check if the meta description tag is placed correctly in the
<head>section of your website's HTML code. It should be within the<head>tags but not within the<body>tags. You can do this by going to the Designer, selecting the page in question, and then clicking on the "Custom Code" tab in the "Page Settings" panel.Dynamic Content Binding: If you have dynamic content on your website, such as a CMS collection or a dynamic template, the description may be preloaded or set to display on page load. Check the dynamic binding settings in the CMS collection or dynamic template to ensure that the description field is not set to display automatically.
Manual HTML or CSS: If you have manually added HTML or CSS code to your project, it's possible that the code is causing the issue. Inspect your code and check if there are any scripts or CSS classes that may be affecting the visibility of the description. Additionally, ensure that you don't have any CSS rules that hide or display the description element by default.
Webflow Interactions: If you are using Webflow Interactions to animate or control elements on your page, double-check if you have any interactions set up that might be affecting the visibility of the description. Sometimes, interactions can be triggered automatically on page load, causing the description to become visible from the start.
Page Load Time: If the description is visible for a brief moment and then disappears, it might be related to the page load time. Check if there are any slow-loading scripts, large images, or external resources that could be delaying the rendering of the page content. Optimizing and reducing the size of your assets can help improve the page load time and prevent the early display of descriptions.
By investigating these potential causes and implementing the suggested solutions, you should be able to resolve the issue of the description already being visible upon entering your Webflow website.
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