To adjust the scroll down button in your Webflow hero section to account for a fixed navbar, you can follow these steps:
1. Add a class to the hero section: Select the hero section in the Designer, go to the "Class" field in the element settings panel on the right side, and give it a class name (e.g., "hero-section").
2. Set the height of the hero section: With the hero section still selected, go to the "Sizing" section in the element settings panel. Set the height of the section to the desired value. This will ensure the content below the hero section doesn't get covered by the navbar.
3. Add a div below the hero section: Drag and drop a div block below the hero section. This div will act as a spacer to push down the content below.
4. Set the height of the div: With the new div selected, go to the "Sizing" section in the element settings panel. Set the height of the div to match the height of your fixed navbar. This will create enough space above the second fold so that it's not covered by the navbar.
5. Adjust the scroll down button position: Select the scroll down button in the hero section. You may need to nest it inside another element like a div for more control. With the scroll down button selected, go to the "Position" section in the element settings panel.
6. Set the top margin: Set the top margin of the scroll down button to the height of your fixed navbar. This will push the button down by the same amount as the navbar's height, ensuring it doesn't get covered.
7. Preview and adjust as needed: Preview your website to see the changes in action. If the positioning or spacing doesn't look right, you can go back to the Designer and fine-tune the settings.
By following these steps, you can dynamically adjust the scroll down button in your Webflow hero section to account for a fixed navbar, ensuring that the top part of the second fold is not covered.