How can I make my Navbar stay sticky all the way down to the bottom of the body while maintaining 100vh for the hero section in Webflow?
Published on
September 22, 2023
To make your Navbar stay sticky all the way down to the bottom of the body while maintaining 100vh for the hero section in Webflow, you can follow these steps:
- Select the Navbar element in Webflow.
- In the "Position" settings, change the position from "Static" to "Sticky".
- Set the desired placement for the sticky Navbar (e.g., "Top", "Right", "Bottom", or "Left").
- Expand the "Sticky" settings and select the "Sticky to viewport" option.
- In the "Z-index" field, enter a value that is higher than other elements on the page to ensure the Navbar appears on top.
- Create a new section or container for the hero section below the Navbar.
- Give this section a class (e.g., "hero-section").
- In the "Size" settings, set the height to "100vh" to ensure the section takes up the full viewport height.
- Adjust the content within the hero section as desired.
- If needed, you can also apply margin or padding to the hero section to give it some space below the Navbar.
By following these steps, you can create a sticky Navbar that remains fixed at the top of the viewport while maintaining a full viewport height for the hero section in Webflow.
Additional questions:
- How do I customize the appearance of my sticky Navbar in Webflow?
- Can I make my sticky Navbar transparent or semi-transparent in Webflow?
- What is the difference between a static and sticky position in Webflow?