How can I force the 5th slide in the home section of my Webflow site to adjust to the "real view" bottom on mobile Safari browser?

To force the 5th slide in the home section of your Webflow site to adjust to the "real view" bottom on the mobile Safari browser, you can follow these steps:

1. Select the 5th slide element in the Webflow Designer.
2. Navigate to the Styles panel on the right-hand side.
3. Add a new class or use an existing class for the slide element.
4. Click on the "Add" button next to the "Position" property in the Styles panel.
5. Choose the "Absolute" option from the dropdown menu.
6. Set the "Position" property to "Auto."
7. In the "Width" property, choose the "100%" option to make the slide element fill the entire width of its container.
8. In the "Height" property, choose the "100vh" option. This stands for "viewport height" and ensures that the element fills the entire height of the browser window.
9. Adjust the "Top" property to position the element correctly within the parent container. For example, if you want the element to start at the bottom of the container, set the "Top" property to "auto" and the "Bottom" property to "0."
10. To ensure that the slide element adjusts properly on the mobile Safari browser, you may need to add some custom CSS code. Click on the "Overflow" property in the Styles panel and choose the "Visible" option. This will prevent any hidden content from being cut off.

By following these steps, you can force the 5th slide in the home section of your Webflow site to adjust to the "real view" bottom on the mobile Safari browser.

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