How can I customize the size of a fixed image section in different formats, and can I select the specific part or side of the image that gets zoomed in upon?
To customize the size of a fixed image section in different formats and specify the specific part or side of the image that gets zoomed in upon in Webflow, you can follow these steps:
Select your image section: Begin by selecting the image section that you want to customize. This can be done by clicking on the image element within the Webflow Designer.
Set the position: Under the "Position" tab in the right-hand panel, set the position to "Fixed". This will ensure that the image remains in a fixed position when scrolling down the page.
Adjust the size: Next, go to the "Size" tab in the right-hand panel. Here, you can manually adjust the width and height of the image section to your desired dimensions using either pixels or percentage values. Alternatively, you can also use the draggable handles on the image within the Designer canvas to resize it visually.
Apply different formats: To apply different formatting for various devices or screen sizes, click on the "Display" tab in the right-hand panel. From there, you can toggle between different device breakpoints (e.g., desktop, tablet, mobile) and adjust the image size accordingly. This allows you to optimize the image display for different devices and create a more responsive design.
Specify the zoomed-in area: If you want to select the specific part or side of the image that gets zoomed in upon, you can utilize the "Contain" or "Cover" options available under the "Position" tab. By choosing "Contain," the entire image will fit within the image section, potentially leaving empty space. If you choose "Cover," the image will fill the section entirely, potentially cropping parts of the image. Use whichever option best suits your design needs.
By following these steps, you can customize the size of a fixed image section in different formats and specify the specific part or side of the image that gets zoomed in upon in Webflow.
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