Did you find the CSS-tricks article on Momentum Scrolling for iOS Overflow Elements helpful for fixing the scroll issue on Webflow?

No, I did not find the specific CSS-Tricks article on Momentum Scrolling for iOS Overflow Elements. However, there are other techniques you can use to address scroll issues on Webflow. Here are a few general solutions that you can try:

1. Introduce custom CSS:

• Open the Webflow Designer and navigate to the affected element.
• Go to the Styles panel and select the affected element.
• Click on the "+" button in the Styles panel to add a new style.
• Add a custom CSS class to the element.
• In the Custom CSS tab, add the following code: overflow: scroll; -webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch;

1. Adjust the overflow settings:

• Open the Webflow Designer and select the affected element.
• In the Styles panel, click the Settings icon (gear icon).
• Under Overflow, select "Auto" or "Scroll" to enable scroll functionality.
• Publish or export your site to see the changes in action.

1. Use a custom code embed:

• Open the Webflow Designer and navigate to the affected page.
• Drag and drop a Custom Code element to the desired section of the page.
• Click the Open Code Editor button to modify the embed code.
• Add the following CSS code to the Code Editor:
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1. Enable or disable sticky elements:

• Open the Webflow Designer and select the affected element.
• In the Styles panel, find the Position field.
• Toggle "Fixed" or "Static" to adjust the sticky behavior.
• Publish or export your site to see the changes in action.

Please note that these solutions are general recommendations, and the effectiveness may vary depending on the specific scroll issue and context. It's always recommended to test these solutions and make adjustments as needed.

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