How can I make the right half of my website pan back in when scrolling up in Webflow?

Published on
September 22, 2023

To achieve a panning effect where the right half of your website pans back in when scrolling up in Webflow, you can follow these steps:

  1. Create a section: Start by creating a new section on your page. This will serve as the container for the content that will pan back in.

  2. Divide the section: In your newly created section, divide it into two equal columns. You can do this by adding a Div Block inside the section and setting its display property to "Flex".

  3. Design the content: Design the content that you want to pan back in on the right half of your website. This can include images, text, or any other elements you wish to include.

  4. Set initial position: Set the initial position of the right column by giving it a higher x-axis value in the "Transform" property. For example, you can set the right column to have a transform value of "translateX(100%)" to push it off-screen to the right.

  5. Set scroll interaction: Select the section containing the two columns and navigate to the "Interactions" tab in the right panel. Create a new scroll interaction by selecting the "Scroll into view" trigger.

  6. Add animations: In the interaction timeline, add an animation to the right column. Select the "While scrolling in view" trigger and choose "Move" as the action. Set the x-axis value to 0% to bring the right column back to its original position.

  7. Adjust easing and duration: Fine-tune the easing and duration of the animation to achieve the desired panning effect. You can make the animation to pan back in smoothly by adjusting the easing curve and setting an appropriate duration.

  8. Preview and refine: Preview your website and test the scrolling behavior. If necessary, make further adjustments to the animation settings to achieve the desired effect.

By following these steps, you can create a panning effect where the right half of your website pans back in when scrolling up in Webflow, adding an engaging and dynamic element to your design.

Additional questions:

  1. How do I create a panning effect in Webflow?
  2. Can I customize the animation easing for the panning effect in Webflow?
  3. Is it possible to create a panning effect on specific sections of my website using Webflow?