How can I make the bottom wrapper show on tablets and mobile devices in Webflow? I have applied SVH to the hero section, but it is still being clipped on an iPad (10") and is completely invisible on an iPhone (8). Any suggestions?

To ensure that the bottom wrapper shows on tablets and mobile devices in Webflow, you can follow these steps:

1. Verify that the Bottom Wrapper element is properly structured: Make sure that the Bottom Wrapper element is placed within the parent container and has the correct dimensions and positioning. You can check this by selecting the element and navigating to the Style tab in the right sidebar.

2. Adjust the parent container's dimensions and positioning: If the parent container has a fixed height, it might be causing the Bottom Wrapper to be clipped on certain devices. You can consider adjusting the parent container's height to ensure it accommodates the Bottom Wrapper properly. Additionally, review the positioning properties like display, position, and overflow of the parent container, ensuring they are set appropriately for your layout.

3. Check the SVH settings: SVH (Sticky, Visible, and Hidden) is a useful tool, but it may require some additional adjustments to work correctly on different devices. Double-check that you have applied the SVH settings to the correct element, in this case, the hero section. Ensure that the visibility settings are set to "Visible" for all breakpoints, including the tablet and mobile breakpoints.

4. Review tablet and mobile breakpoints: Webflow provides specific breakpoints for tablet and mobile devices, which allow you to fine-tune the layout for each screen size. Switch to the tablet and mobile breakpoints in the Designer by selecting the corresponding icons in the top-left corner of the Designer canvas. Inspect how the Bottom Wrapper behaves and adjust its properties as needed for each breakpoint.

5. Consider responsive design best practices: It's essential to understand and utilize responsive design principles. Make sure that the elements within the Bottom Wrapper are appropriately sized, scaled, or positioned for the tablet and mobile breakpoints. You can use flexbox, grid, or other CSS techniques to achieve the desired layout. Keep in mind that elements might need different dimensions or positioning for each breakpoint to maintain the desired visual appearance.

6. Test on actual devices: While Webflow's Designer includes device breakpoints, it's crucial to test your website on actual tablet and mobile devices to ensure that the layout behaves as expected. Use the preview mode to test on different devices or share the site URL with others for feedback.

By following these steps and considering responsive design principles, you should be able to fix the visibility issues with your Bottom Wrapper on tablets and mobile devices in Webflow.