How can I create a pop-up modal on the hero that sits over a sticky navbar in Webflow?

Published on
September 22, 2023

To create a pop-up modal on the hero section that sits over a sticky navbar in Webflow, you can follow these steps:

  1. Start by adding a section to your page to function as the hero section.

  2. Inside the hero section, add a div or a container element that will act as the modal container. This will contain the content of your modal.

  3. Style the modal container as desired, such as setting the background color, borders, and padding.

  4. Set the position of the modal container to "absolute" and adjust the positioning properties to center it on the page. You can use the Flexbox or Grid Layout options to achieve this.

  5. Add a trigger element to open the modal. This can be a button or any other clickable element. Place it inside the hero section, outside the modal container.

  6. Give the trigger element an interaction that displays the modal container when triggered. In Webflow, you can use the "Open" action under the "Element settings" tab of the interaction panel.

  7. To ensure the modal sits over the sticky navbar, you need to adjust the z-index property of the modal container. Set it to a value higher than the z-index of the sticky navbar. This will place the modal on top of the navbar.

  8. Style the rest of the content in the hero section as desired.

This will create a pop-up modal on the hero section that sits over a sticky navbar in Webflow. Users will be able to trigger the modal by clicking on the designated trigger element, and the modal will appear on top of the hero section and the sticky navbar.

Additional questions:

  1. How do I create a sticky navbar in Webflow?
  2. Can I customize the appearance of the pop-up modal in Webflow?
  3. Is it possible to add animations to the pop-up modal in Webflow?