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I created this effect to help someone out on the Webflow Discord, and I thought I'd make it cloneable in case anyone else wants to use it! I also decided to spice it up a little with some lovely animations from Lottieflow :)

The basic effect is achieved just by setting the header as fixed at a lower z-index than the (relative positioned) content below.

Overlapped Header Effect

This is an example of how to randomly order content on each refresh using custom code. I tried this because the standard random order setting in the CMS wasn't giving a new random order every time (this seems to have been improved now but maybe is still not consistent). Just showcasing because I've seen it requested but was an experiment, may update it a bit later but you can clone it to see how it works.

My example was for when I get a chance to work on some music stuff, pick one or two things I'm going to do at random.

You can see in the custom code there is a class name which has to be assigned to the cards. There's also an non-cms version at /nocms

Randomly Order Cards (with CMS)

Just a quick attempt at replicating something seen elsewhere—can definitely be improved upon but hopefully enough to demonstrate the principle. Interested to see anyone's improvements or other ways of achieving this effect!

You need to have a decent amount of content above and below this at the moment for it to be effective. Play with the interaction assigned to 'outer block' to tweak.

Section based progress line

sunflowertherapy.co.uk

www.sunflowertherapy.co.uk

Client site: A simple one page site for Sunflower Therapy, a Nottingham based Psychotherapy centre.

This site uses a cross fading image interaction, where the image section remains sticky as you scroll and changes based on the section you're looking at. I felt this was effective for this site since the imagery is purely decorative.

Sunflower Therapy

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