Making floating text and buttons responsive on your Webflow eCommerce site ensures a great user experience on all screen sizes. Follow these steps to adjust their placement, size, and layout effectively.
1. Use Webflow’s Flexbox or Grid
- Select the parent container of your floating text and button.
- Set the Display to Flex and use Justify: Center and Align: Center to keep the elements properly positioned.
- If needed, use Grid Layout for better control over alignment.
2. Adjust Positioning with Relative & Absolute Values
- If using absolute positioning, set the parent container to relative so child elements stay within it.
- Use percentage (
%
) values instead of fixed pixels (px
) for Top, Left, Right, and Bottom positioning. - Avoid setting too many fixed dimensions, which can lead to elements overflowing the screen.
3. Use Viewport-Based Units for Font Size
- Instead of fixed pixel sizes (
px
), use scalable units like vw (viewport width), rem, or em for the text. - Example: Set font-size to
2vw
so it scales based on the screen width.
4. Optimize for Mobile Breakpoints
- Switch to Tablet, Mobile Landscape, and Mobile Portrait views in Webflow’s Designer.
- Adjust the size and alignment of the floating text and button as needed for each breakpoint.
- Use Webflow’s visibility settings to hide or show elements based on device size, if required.
- Use % or em for button width and height so it adapts based on text size or container width.
- Apply Flexbox alignment to maintain proper positioning relative to other elements.
- Ensure the tap target is at least 48px for usability on touch devices.
6. Test Responsiveness in Webflow & Live Preview
- Click Preview Mode in Webflow and resize the window to check responsiveness.
- Publish the site and test it on actual devices to catch any unexpected layout shifts.
Summary
To make floating text and buttons responsive in Webflow eCommerce, use Flexbox or Grid, relative positioning, scalable font sizes, and viewport-based units. Ensure proper mobile adjustments at different breakpoints and test across devices.