If you're facing the issue of having a small amount of background image below the fold on mobile browsers in Webflow, there are a few potential solutions you can try.
1. Adjust the background position: One possible reason for the issue is that the background position is not set correctly. You can modify the background position to ensure the image is fully visible on mobile devices. To do this, select the element you want to adjust in the Webflow Designer, navigate to the Styles panel, and modify the background position property. For example, you can set it to "center center" or "top center" to ensure the image is centered or aligned to the top of the element respectively.
2. Use background-size: Another approach is to use the background-size property to control the size of the background image. You can experiment with different values such as "cover" or "contain" to see which one works best for your scenario. Setting it to "cover" will scale the image proportionally to cover the entire element, while "contain" will scale it to fit within the element without cropping.
3. Ensure the element has sufficient height: If the element containing the background image doesn't have enough height, it could cause the image to be cut off on smaller screens. You should check the height of the element and adjust it accordingly. You can set the height to a fixed value or use percentage-based values to make it responsive.
4. Use media queries: Media queries allow you to apply different styles based on the screen size. You can use them to target mobile devices specifically and modify the background properties. For example, you can reduce the background-size or background-position for smaller screens to ensure the full image is visible.
If you've already tried custom CSS and JavaScript codes without success, it's important to ensure that your code doesn't conflict with Webflow's built-in styles. Make sure your custom code is properly implemented and that it doesn't override or interfere with any existing Webflow styles.
If these suggestions don't resolve the issue, it would be helpful to provide more specific details about your setup, such as the structure of your elements and the CSS/JavaScript codes you've tried. With more information, we can provide a more targeted solution to your problem.