How can I edit or remove the brown color animation in Webflow that appears when scrolling?

To edit or remove the brown color animation in Webflow that appears when scrolling, you need to locate the element or interaction responsible for the animation and adjust or remove it.

Follow the steps below to modify or remove the brown color animation:

1. Open your Webflow project and navigate to the specific page where the brown color animation is occurring.

2. Identify the element that has the brown color animation. This could be a section, a div block, or any other element on the page.

3. Once you've located the element, select it by clicking on it in the Webflow Designer.

4. Look for any interactions or animations applied to the element. To do this, click on the "Element Settings" tab in the right-hand sidebar.

5. If an interaction or animation is added to the element, you will see it listed under the "Interactions" or "Animations" section. Click on the interaction or animation to edit it.

6. In the interaction or animation settings panel, you can modify various properties such as the trigger, animation type, easing, duration, and target elements. Look for any properties related to the brown color animation and adjust or remove them as needed.

7. If you find that the brown color animation is being triggered by a scroll interaction, check the "Scroll Into View" settings under the interaction or animation. Adjust the trigger settings to control when the animation takes place or disable the scroll trigger altogether.

8. If you are unable to find any interactions or animations applied to the element, it's possible that the brown color may be applied through custom code added to your project. In this case, you'll need to inspect the element using the browser's developer tools (right-click, inspect) and search for related CSS styles that are responsible for the animation. Once you identify the CSS styles, you can modify or remove them either in the custom code or by overriding the styles within Webflow.

By carefully reviewing the element's interactions, animations, and custom code, you should be able to edit or remove the brown color animation in Webflow that appears when scrolling. Remember to publish or update your site to see the changes take effect.