To fix the issue of your footer jumping to the middle of the page in Webflow, you can try the following steps:
1. Check the layout structure: Make sure your footer is properly nested within its containing elements. Ensure that there are no conflicting margin or positioning settings that may cause it to jump. You can use the Navigator panel in the Webflow Designer to inspect and reposition elements if needed.
2. Set position: By default, Webflow sets the footer element's position to "Static." If you want the footer to always stay at the bottom of the page, you can set its position to "Fixed." To do this, select the footer element, go to the Style panel, and choose "Fixed" from the "Position" dropdown. This will ensure the footer remains in the viewport regardless of the page content.
3. Adjust height and margin: Depending on your content and design, you might need to adjust the height and margin settings of the footer. Ensure that the height of the footer is sufficient to accommodate its content. Additionally, you can adjust the top or bottom margin of the footer to create space between the footer and the elements above or below it.
As for removing the unwanted opacity, if your footer has an opacity setting applied, you can remove it by following these steps:
1. Select the footer element in the Webflow Designer.
2. In the Style panel, check if there is an opacity setting applied. If there is, set it to 1 (fully opaque) to remove the transparency. You can do this by adjusting the value in the "opacity" field or by removing any interactions or animations that manipulate the opacity.
3. If you notice that the opacity is inherited from a parent element or if there are any CSS classes affecting the opacity, make sure to check those elements as well. You might need to adjust the opacity settings for these elements in order to achieve the desired result.
Remember to save and publish your changes to see the fixed footer and removed opacity in action on your live site.