How can I fix the issue with sections passing under in Safari when using position sticky and position relative in Webflow?
If you're experiencing issues with sections passing under each other in Safari when using the `position: sticky` and `position: relative` properties in Webflow, there are a couple of steps you can take to fix this problem:
1. **Check Safari compatibility:** Start by verifying if the `position: sticky` property is supported in the version of Safari you're using. You can check caniuse.com or MDN web docs for detailed information on the browser compatibility of sticky positioning.
2. **Apply a z-index:** When using `position: sticky` with sections that have `position: relative`, it is crucial to assign a `z-index` value to the sticky element. The `z-index` will determine the stacking order of elements on the z-axis. By giving the sticky section a higher `z-index`, you ensure it appears on top of other sections that scroll beneath it. For example, you can set `z-index: 9999` on the sticky section.
3. **Review your structure:** Ensure that the sticky section and other sections have appropriate parent containers. In some cases, incorrect container nesting can affect the behavior of sticky elements. Make sure the sections are contained within a common parent, typically a `
4. **Check other layout properties:** Double-check other CSS properties and rules that may be affecting the behavior of the sticky sections. For instance, check if any conflicting CSS rules related to height, margins, or padding are interfering with the desired layout. Additionally, inspect any custom code or interactions that could potentially override the default behavior of sticky elements.
5. **Consider browser extensions or plugins:** If you have any browser extensions or plugins installed, temporarily disable them and test your website again. Sometimes, certain browser extensions can interfere with the rendering of CSS properties, resulting in unexpected behavior.
6. **Update Safari:** Ensure that your version of Safari is up to date. Updating your browser can help resolve any known compatibility issues or bugs related to CSS properties like `position: sticky`.
By following these steps, you should be able to mitigate the issue of sections passing under each other when using `position: sticky` and `position: relative` in Webflow.