How can I convert a Webflow button into a static button in React without it moving around when the page scrolls?

To convert a Webflow button into a static button in React without it moving around when the page scrolls, you can follow these steps:

1. Identify the CSS classes or styles applied to the Webflow button: When you export your Webflow project, it generates a CSS file with all the class names and styles applied to each element, including buttons. Identify the relevant CSS classes or styles that are responsible for the button's appearance and behavior.

2. Create a React component: In your React project, create a new component or modify an existing one where you want to use the static button.

3. Apply the button's CSS styles: Copy the relevant CSS classes or styles from the Webflow exported CSS file and apply them to the button component in your React project. Make sure to maintain the same hierarchy and specificity of the CSS rules.

4. Modify the scrolling behavior: To prevent the button from moving around when the page scrolls, you can use CSS positioning techniques. One approach is to use position: fixed on the button's container or container's parent. This will position the button relative to the browser window and keep it in a fixed position even when the page scrolls.

5. Adjust other styles if needed: Depending on the layout and design of your React project, you may need to make additional adjustments to the button's styles. It includes properties like width, height, margins, paddings, etc., to ensure that it fits properly within the desired position and layout.

By following these steps, you should be able to convert a Webflow button into a static button in React without it moving around when the page scrolls.

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