Can I change the section background opacity in Webflow without affecting the opacity of other elements within the section?

Yes, you can definitely change the section background opacity in Webflow without affecting the opacity of other elements within the section.

To achieve this, you'll need to use absolute positioning and layering techniques within Webflow. Here's a step-by-step guide:

1. Select the section you want to change the background opacity for in the Webflow Designer.
2. In the Style panel on the right, navigate to the Background settings.
3. Click on the colored box to open the color picker and select the desired color for your section background.
4. Now, to adjust the opacity without affecting the elements inside the section, you'll need to set the section's position to relative.
5. With the section still selected, go to the Position section in the Style panel and select "Relative" from the dropdown menu.
6. Next, create a new div block within the section by selecting the main section element and clicking the plus icon.
7. Position the new div block absolutely by selecting it and going to the Position section in the Style panel. Choose "Absolute" from the dropdown menu.
8. Make sure the new absolute div block is nested within the section by dragging it inside the section in the Navigator panel on the left.
9. Adjust the dimensions and positioning of the absolute div block to cover the entire section.
10. Finally, change the background color of the absolute div block to the desired opacity level without affecting the opacity of other elements within the section.

By using this technique, the opacity of the absolute div block won't affect the opacity of the elements inside the section. It effectively creates a separate layer for the background, allowing you to have different opacities for the section background and the section content.

Remember to adjust the z-index of the absolute div block if necessary to ensure it remains behind the content within the section.

I hope this helps you achieve the desired effect with section background opacity in Webflow!