How can I create a zoom-in effect on an image inside a container using Webflow? I've tried using columns, an image, and a div with the parent set to "overflow: hidden" but the animation still isn't working. Can someone please guide me on where I might be going wrong?

To create a zoom-in effect on an image inside a container using Webflow, you can use the built-in interactions feature. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you achieve this effect:

1. Start by selecting the container where the image is placed. Set the parent container's position to "Relative" in the Position section of the Style panel.

2. Inside the container, add an Image element and adjust its size and position as needed.

3. With the Image element selected, go to the Interactions panel and click the "+" button to create a new interaction.

4. In the new interaction panel, you'll see a variety of trigger events. Choose the one that suits your needs. For example, you could use the "Scroll into view" trigger to activate the zoom effect when the image comes into view while scrolling.

5. Next, click the "+" button under the Initial Appearance section to add a new action. From the dropdown menu, choose "Transform" and then select the "Scale" option.

6. Adjust the scale value to increase the size of the image. For example, you can set the X and Y values to "1.2" to zoom in by 20%. You can experiment with different scale values to achieve the desired effect.

7. To make the zoom effect smoother, you can add a transition duration to the transformation. Click the "Add a new condition" link under the Transform action, and from the dropdown menu, choose "Transition duration". Set the desired duration, like 0.5s for half a second.

8. You can further enhance the effect by adding more actions. For instance, you could choose the "Opacity" option from the Transform section and set it to a lower value to create a fade-in effect simultaneously with the zoom-in.

9. Preview your site to see the zoom-in effect in action. Adjust the interaction parameters as needed until you are satisfied with the result.

It's worth noting that Webflow's interactions are highly customizable, and you can add more complexity and fine-tuning to achieve your desired effect. Feel free to explore other actions and triggers, such as hover or click, to create different interaction behaviors.