How can I make the navbar sticky to the top of the body and have the fill-available container be 100% visible on-load across different screen sizes in Webflow?
To make the navbar sticky to the top of the body and have the fill-available container be 100% visible on-load across different screen sizes in Webflow, follow these steps:
Open your Webflow project and navigate to the page where you want to make the navbar sticky.
Add a div block to the top of the body and give it a class name, such as "navbar-container."
Inside the navbar-container, add a navbar element by dragging and dropping it from the Elements panel. Customize the navbar as desired, including adding your logo, menu links, and any other elements you want in your navbar.
With the navbar selected, go to the Styles panel and set its position to "fixed." This will make the navbar sticky.
Set the width of the navbar to "100%" to ensure it spans the entire width of the screen.
Next, add a new section below the navbar-container. This section will act as your fill-available container.
Give the section a class name, such as "fill-container" or any name that suits your project.
Inside the fill-container, you can add any content you want to display. This could include images, text, videos, or other elements.
Customize the content within the fill-container as desired, using Webflow's design tools and options.
Preview your design in Webflow's Designer and make any necessary adjustments to ensure it looks visually appealing and functions correctly on different screen sizes.
Publish your Webflow project to make it live on the web, and your sticky navbar and fill-available container should now be visible and functional across different screen sizes.
That's it! By following these steps, you can create a sticky navbar and a fill-available container that remains visible and responsive across various screen sizes in Webflow.
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