Is there a technical solution in Webflow to allow a client to edit a hidden element, such as a lay-over, without obstructing the rest of the page content?

Yes, there is a technical solution in Webflow that allows a client to edit a hidden element without obstructing the rest of the page content. One way to accomplish this is by using the Webflow CMS (Content Management System) to create and manage the hidden element.

Here's how you can do it:

1. Create a CMS collection: To begin, you'll need to create a CMS collection in Webflow. This collection will include a field to manage the content of the hidden element.

2. Add a hidden element: Next, add the hidden element to your page. You can use CSS to hide it by setting its display property to "none" or by positioning it off-screen.

3. Link the CMS collection: In the designer, select the hidden element and configure it to reference the CMS collection you created earlier. This will allow the client to edit the content of the hidden element in the CMS editor.

4. Enable interaction for revealing the hidden element: To provide a way for the hidden element to be revealed on the website, you can use interactions in Webflow. For example, you can set a button or a trigger element to toggle the display property of the hidden element, making it appear when clicked.

5. Publish and test: Once you've completed these steps, publish your website and test it to ensure that the hidden element is editable in the CMS editor and can be revealed on the live site without obstructing other page content.

By using the Webflow CMS and interactions, you can give your clients the ability to edit hidden elements without causing any disruption to the rest of the page content.

Additional Questions:

• How can I hide an element in Webflow without obstructing the page content?
• Can I use interactions to reveal hidden content in Webflow?
• Is it possible to allow clients to edit specific elements on a Webflow website without affecting the overall design?