How can I make the "see case study" circle only appear when hovering over the "Case" container in Webflow?

Published on
September 22, 2023

To make the "see case study" circle only appear when hovering over the "Case" container in Webflow, you can use interactions and states. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to achieve this:

  1. Select the "Case" container element: Identify the container element in which the "see case study" circle should appear.

  2. Create a new div block: Add a new div block inside the "Case" container where you want the "see case study" circle to be located.

  3. Style the new div block: Customize the appearance of the div block to match the desired look of the "see case study" circle. You can choose a circular shape, set the background color, and adjust the size and position.

  4. Hide the div block: In the style panel, set the initial state of the div block to be hidden. This will ensure that the "see case study" circle is not visible by default.

  5. Create a hover interaction: Select the "Case" container element again and go to the interactions panel. Create a new hover trigger interaction for this element.

  6. Set up the interaction: In the interaction settings, choose the "mouse hover" trigger and set it to affect the newly created div block.

  7. Set the hover in and hover out animations: Within the interaction settings, configure the hover in animation to show the div block by changing its style from hidden to visible. For the hover out animation, set it to hide the div block by reverting back to the hidden state.

  8. Customize the animations: Adjust the duration, easing, and other properties to refine the animation effect as desired.

  9. Preview and refine: Test the interaction in the Webflow preview mode to ensure it behaves as expected. Make further adjustments if necessary.

  10. Publish the site: Once you are satisfied with the outcome, publish the site to make the changes live.

When users hover over the "Case" container, the "see case study" circle should appear due to the interaction you've created. This provides a dynamic and engaging user experience.

Additional Questions:

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