How can I get my logo to invert colors when it is above different elements on my site in Webflow?

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September 22, 2023

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To get your logo to invert colors when it is above different elements on your site in Webflow, you can follow these steps:

Prepare your logo in two versions: Create two versions of your logo - one with the original colors and another with inverted colors.
Upload your logo to Webflow: Go to your Webflow project and navigate to the Assets panel. Upload both versions of your logo as images.
Place your logo: Drag and drop an image element onto your website where you want your logo to appear.
Add a sibling element: Add another element (for example, a div block) as a sibling to the image element.
Set the sibling element's background: Select the sibling element and go to the Styles panel. Set the background color or image that you want to appear under your logo.
Add a hover state to the sibling element: With the sibling element selected, click on the "+" icon next to "Normal" in the States panel to add a new state. Choose "Hover" from the dropdown menu.
Invert the colors of the sibling element: In the hover state, go to the Styles panel and click on the background color or image setting. Use the color picker to select the inverted color for the background.
Adjust opacity (optional): If you want the original logo to still be partially visible when it inverts, you can adjust the opacity of the hover state background.
Apply interactions (optional): If you want to add more dynamic effects, such as transitions or animations, you can use Webflow's interactions feature. For example, you can make the logo smoothly transition from its original color to the inverted color when the cursor hovers over the sibling element.
Preview and publish: Preview your website to see how the logo inverts colors when it is above different elements. If you are satisfied with the result, publish your website to make the changes live.

By following these steps, you can achieve an engaging visual effect where your logo inverts colors when it is placed above different elements on your site in Webflow. This can help you create a unique and eye-catching design for your website.

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