To create an overlapping image and div box in Webflow, you can follow these steps:
1. Start by adding a section to your page where you want the overlapping elements to appear. Go to the Elements panel and drag and drop a Section element onto the canvas.
2. Inside the section, add a Container element by selecting the Section and clicking on the plus icon that appears. The Container will help center the content.
3. Within the Container, you can add your Image and Div Box elements. Drag and drop an Image element from the Elements panel onto the canvas, and then place it where you want it within the section. You can either upload your own image or select one from the Webflow assets library.
4. Next, add a Div Block from the Elements panel and position it on top of the image. You can resize and reposition the Div Block by selecting it and adjusting the size and position handles that appear.
5. To achieve the overlapping effect, you can apply some custom styling to the Div Block. Select the Div Block and go to the Styles panel. Under the Position section, change the position from Static to Absolute or Relative, depending on your design needs.
6. After setting the position, you can adjust the Z-Index property of the Div Block to control the layer ordering. A higher Z-Index value will bring the element forward, while a lower value will push it back. This will determine which element appears on top of the other.
7. You can further customize the Div Block by adding background color, border, padding, and other styling properties as desired. You can also add text, buttons, or other elements inside the Div Block to create your desired design.
8. To add additional overlapping elements, you can repeat steps 4 to 7, adjusting the position, sizing, and Z-Index values accordingly.
Remember to preview your design in the Webflow Designer and make any necessary adjustments until you are satisfied with the overlapping effect. By using the positioning and layering techniques in Webflow, you can create visually appealing designs with overlapping images and div boxes.