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This is demo of some "sticky on scroll" elements I created completely within Webflow. I tried my best to explain how I did it, but I'm happy to answer any questions you have about the setup.

NOTE: This setup may not work in older browsers.

Sticky-on-scroll

Sticky On Scroll

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Adding smooth scrolling to your webflow sites doesn't need to be complicated.
There are plenty of options to achieve this inertia type scroll effect, but luxy is probably our favourite. 

All that is needed is a small script and a div-block to wrap the page content. Nothing too weird and definitely #nocode friendly. 

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⦿ Images available under free-use
⦿ Luxy.js from https://min30327.github.io/luxy.js/

Webflow Smooth Scroll (Luxy)

Webflow Smooth Scroll (Luxy.js)

Making this utility work on desktop and mobile was no joke...

Basic Details:
- Clean, meaning no janky transitions at each 90 degree angle
- 100% Webflow (no custom code)
- Cross-browser and device compatible

*Since this is using native Webflow interactions (ie no clip-path / masking), it cannot be used on pages with background images (the inner circle will not be transparent)

Also included are custom JS implementations using SVG (including back-to-top functionality, courtesy of Ivan Grozdic)

Scroll Progress Indicator 100% Webflow

100% Webflow IX2 Scroll Utility

Sticky stacking cards on scroll.

By using position: sticky and 'While scrolling in view' interaction, this effect can be created natively without custom code.

Have fun cloning. 😄

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Use the code in this project to easily prevent the users from scrolling when clicking any element.

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CSS Scroll snapping locks the position of the viewport to specific elements on a scrollable container. It's like putting a magnet on top of the top of a section that forces the page to stop scrolling right there.

The property «scroll-snap-type» gives a pure-CSS way to handle this behavior.

CSS Scrollify - Pure CSS Scroll Snap Action

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I found Duncan Hamra's solution (https://webflow.com/website/Sticky-On-Scroll) and recreated it using CSS only.

This setup should work on all modern browsers as far as I'm aware. I used CSS Grid for alignment which won't work on older browsers.

Sticky on Scroll by Wilson

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