How can I create a scrolling div inside a fixed div in Webflow?

To create a scrolling div inside a fixed div in Webflow, you'll need to utilize a combination of CSS and Webflow's interactions. Here's the step-by-step process:

1. Add a new div element inside your fixed div. This div will serve as the container for your scrolling content.

2. Set the position of the new div to "relative". This allows it to properly position itself relative to the parent fixed div.

3. Apply any desired styles to the new div, such as width, height, background color, etc. This will define the appearance of your scrolling container.

4. Inside the scrolling div, add another div element that will hold your actual content. This is the content that will be scrollable.

5. Set the position of the content div to "absolute". This ensures that it can be positioned precisely within the scrolling container.

6. Apply any desired styles to the content div, such as width, height, padding, margin, etc.

7. Now comes the important part: creating the scroll effect. In Webflow, you can achieve this by using interactions.

8. Select the scrolling div in the designer and click on the "Interactions" tab in the right sidebar.

9. Create a new interaction and choose the "While page is scrolling" trigger.

10. In the interaction actions, select the scrolling div as the element you want to affect.

11. Choose the "Move" option from the action dropdown and set it to move along the Y-axis by a negative value.

12. Adjust the distance of the movement to control the scrolling speed. A larger negative value will result in faster scrolling.

13. Preview your site and test the scrolling interaction. You should now have a scrolling div inside a fixed div.

Remember to save and publish your changes to make them live on your website.