Can a parallax scrolling effect, where the page scrolls over a background image or different images in different sections, be achieved in Webflow without coding? If not, can the background images stay static while the page scrolls over them?

Yes, you can definitely achieve a parallax scrolling effect in Webflow without coding. Webflow provides a built-in feature called "Scroll into View" that allows you to create stunning parallax effects with ease.

To create a parallax effect where the page scrolls over a background image or different images in different sections, follow these steps:

1. Add a section to your page, and give it a class name (e.g., "parallax-section").
2. Inside that section, add a div block and give it a class name (e.g., "parallax-content").
3. Set the background image for the div block by selecting it in the Style panel.
4. Select the "parallax-content" div block and navigate to the "Scroll into View" panel in the right sidebar.
5. Enable the "Parallax" option.
6. Adjust the Parallax settings to control the speed and direction of the parallax effect. Experiment with the values until you achieve the desired effect.

By default, the parallax effect in Webflow will make the background image scroll with the content. However, if you want the background image to stay static while the page scrolls over it, you can use CSS fixed positioning.

1. Select the "parallax-section" class in the Class panel.
2. In the Style panel, navigate to the Position section.
3. Change the Position option from "Relative" to "Fixed."

With this setup, the background image will stay fixed in place while the content scrolls over it, creating a captivating parallax scrolling effect.

Remember to experiment with different settings and combinations to achieve the desired visual impact. Webflow's intuitive visual interface allows you to create complex effects without having to write a single line of code.