How can I make the home page menu in Webflow always start "stuck" to the bottom of the screen and then scroll up until it hits the top of the screen?

Published on
September 22, 2023

To make the home page menu in Webflow always start "stuck" to the bottom of the screen and then scroll up until it hits the top of the screen, you can follow these steps:

  1. Create your home page menu: Start by designing and building your home page menu in Webflow. You can use the built-in navbar component or create a custom menu using div blocks and link elements.

  2. Set the initial position: By default, the menu will appear at its regular position. To make it start "stuck" to the bottom of the screen, go to the Styles panel and select the menu element. Then, add the following styles to position it at the bottom of the screen:

  • Set the position property to "fixed".
  • Set the bottom property to "0".
  1. Add interactions: To make the menu scroll up until it hits the top of the screen, you will need to use interactions. Webflow's interactions feature allows you to create animation and scroll effects.

  2. Trigger the interaction on page load: After adding the interaction, choose the trigger for the interaction. In this case, you want the interaction to start when the page loads, so you should set the trigger to "Page load".

  3. Configure the animation: In the interaction panel, you can set up the animation for the menu. Define the desired movement, such as translating the menu element vertically to simulate the scroll effect. You can specify the distance and speed of the movement according to your design preferences.

  4. Set the scroll trigger: Finally, set the trigger for the menu to scroll up until it hits the top of the screen. In the interaction panel, choose an appropriate trigger like "While scrolling into view" or "While page is scrolling" and set the target to the top of the page or a specific anchor point.

By following these steps, you'll be able to create a home page menu in Webflow that starts "stuck" to the bottom of the screen and scrolls up until it reaches the top of the screen, providing a smooth scrolling experience for your website visitors.

Additional Questions:

  1. How do I create a fixed menu in Webflow?
  2. Can I use interactions to create scroll effects in Webflow?
  3. How do I trigger an interaction when the page loads in Webflow?