How can I place an image on top of another image in Webflow?

To place an image on top of another image in Webflow, you can use CSS positioning and z-index properties. Here's a step-by-step guide to achieving this effect:

1. Start by adding a section to your Webflow page where you want the images to be placed. You can do this by dragging and dropping the "Section" element from the Elements panel.

2. Inside the section, add a "Div" block by clicking on the "Div" element in the Elements panel. This div will act as a container for the images.

3. Add your first image to the div block. You can do this by dragging and dropping the "Image" element from the Elements panel or by adding an "Image" element inside the div block.

4. Customize the first image by setting its size, position, and any other styles you desire. You can modify these settings using the Design panel or by adding custom CSS classes. Ensure that the image is inside the div block.

5. Now, you need to add a second image to overlap the first image. Follow the same process as before to add the second image either by dragging and dropping the "Image" element or adding an "Image" element inside the div block.

6. With the second image selected, you'll need to position it on top of the first image. To do this, go to the Position settings in the Design panel. By default, the position will be set to relative. Change it to absolute. This will allow you to place the second image relative to its closest positioned ancestor, which is the div block in this case.

7. Adjust the position values (top, right, bottom, left) in the Position settings to position the second image precisely where you want it to overlap the first image. You can enter pixel values or use percentages to position the image.

8. Finally, you may need to adjust the z-index properties to ensure the second image appears on top. The element with the highest z-index value is placed on top of the others. You can do this by going to the Position settings and under Z-Index, increase the value to bring the second image forward.

By following these steps, you'll be able to stack one image on top of another in Webflow. Remember to preview and test your design in different breakpoints to ensure it is responsive and displays correctly across different devices.