How can I fix the parallax effect in Firefox and Explorer on my Webflow website without affecting other browsers?

To fix the parallax effect in Firefox and Internet Explorer on your Webflow website without affecting other browsers, you will need to incorporate some specific CSS properties and browser-specific workarounds.

1. Firefox:
- Firefox doesn't support the "background-attachment: fixed" property, which is commonly used for parallax effects. To fix this issue, you can use the CSS media query "@-moz-document url-prefix()" to target only Firefox.
Here's an example of how you can apply the workaround in your Webflow project:

```css
/* Parallax effect for Firefox */
@-moz-document url-prefix() {
.parallax-section {
background-attachment: scroll;
}
}
```

Replace `.parallax-section` with the class or selector you're using for your parallax section or element.

2. Internet Explorer:
- Internet Explorer doesn't support the "background-attachment: fixed" property either. However, unlike Firefox, there is no direct workaround using media queries. Instead, you can use JavaScript to achieve a similar effect.

Here's an example of how you can use the `background-position` property and JavaScript to create a faux parallax effect specifically for Internet Explorer:

```html

```

Replace `.parallax-section` with your actual class or selector used for the parallax section.

By using the above approaches, you can specifically target Firefox and Internet Explorer with the necessary adjustments, ensuring the parallax effect works correctly in those browsers without affecting others.

It's worth noting that Internet Explorer (IE) has limited support and is being phased out by Microsoft. It's always a good practice to inform your users about optimal browsers for viewing your website.