To make one column sticky and one column scrollable in your About Us section using Webflow Grid, you can follow these steps:
1. Set up a grid layout: First, make sure you have a grid container that contains two grid items, representing the two columns you want to work with.
2. Assign classes: Give each of the grid items a class so that you can style them independently. For this example, let's name the first grid item "sticky-column" and the second grid item "scrollable-column".
3. Set the sticky column: Select the "sticky-column" grid item and go to the Style panel. Under the Position section, change the position property to "Sticky". This will make the column sticky within its container.
4. Specify the sticky properties: Expand the Advanced section in the Style panel and you'll find some additional options for sticky positioning. Here you can define the top, right, bottom, or left distance from the edges of its nearest positioned ancestor. Adjust these values as per your specific design requirements.
5. Make the scrollable column: Select the "scrollable-column" grid item and go to the Style panel. In the Overflow section, choose "Auto" for both the overflow-x and overflow-y properties. This allows the column to scroll vertically if its content exceeds the available space.
6. Configure column heights: To ensure the columns fill the available vertical space properly, you may need to adjust their heights. You can set explicit heights, use percentages, or leverage Flexbox for more dynamic options.
7. Fine-tune additional styles: Customize the styling of each column as desired, such as background color, typography, padding, or margins.
8. Preview and refine: Finally, preview your changes to see the sticky and scrollable behavior in action. Adjust any styles or positioning properties as needed to achieve the desired effect.
By implementing these steps, you'll be able to create a Webflow Grid layout with a sticky column and a scrollable column in your About Us section.