What is causing the scroll wheel to stop working on the published Webflow site when reaching the section with the black and white gradient?

If the scroll wheel stops working specifically when reaching a specific section with a black and white gradient on your published Webflow site, there could be a couple of potential causes. Here are a few troubleshooting steps you can follow:

1. Check for conflicting interactions: If you have scroll interactions or other interactions set up on that specific section, make sure there are no conflicting interactions that may be preventing the scroll wheel from working correctly. Check the element's interactions and animation settings to ensure they are not interfering with the scroll behavior.

2. Review the section's styles: Inspect the section with the black and white gradient and make sure there are no styling properties or custom code interfering with the scroll functionality. Look for any properties like overflow, position, or z-index that could be affecting the scroll wheel behavior.

3. Check for custom code or scripts: If you have added any custom code or scripts to your Webflow project, particularly within that section, review them to ensure there are no scripts that might be interrupting the scroll event. Sometimes, improperly implemented scripts can interfere with the default browser behavior.

4. Test on different devices: Verify if the scroll wheel issue persists across multiple devices and browsers. It might be worth testing on different computers, laptops, or mobile devices to see if the problem is device-specific. This can help narrow down whether it's a global issue or limited to certain configurations.

5. Review browser extensions: Occasionally, certain browser extensions or add-ons can interfere with the expected behavior of a website. Temporarily disable any extensions you have installed one by one and test the site to see if the scroll wheel functionality returns. This can help identify if any extensions are causing the issue.

6. Check for conflicting third-party embedding: If you have embedded third-party content within that section, such as an iframe or widget, try removing it temporarily to see if it resolves the scroll wheel problem. Conflicting or poorly implemented embeds can sometimes prevent the expected scrolling behavior.

7. Webflow support: If you've exhausted all the troubleshooting steps and the issue persists, it may be helpful to reach out to Webflow support. They have access to more specific information about your project and can provide further assistance in diagnosing and resolving the problem.

By following these troubleshooting steps, you should be able to identify and resolve the issue causing the scroll wheel to stop working on the published Webflow site when reaching the section with the black and white gradient.