In Webflow, there is no built-in option to overflow a background image like in the example you provided. However, there are a few alternative solutions you can explore to achieve a similar design effect.
1. Use a div with a background image:
Instead of setting the image as a background, you can place an image within a div block and adjust its size and position to create the desired overflow effect. Make sure to set the div's position to "relative" and adjust the image's position to achieve the desired look.
2. Utilize absolute positioning:
You can use absolute positioning to position the image outside the container and create an overflow effect. Place the image within a div container and set the container's position to "relative". Then, apply absolute positioning to the image, setting its position as desired. Adjust the container's dimensions and overflow property to control the display of the image.
3. Overlay a pseudo-element:
Another option is to use a pseudo-element, such as ::before or ::after, to create an overlay effect. This involves adding an extra element to the container and applying the background image to it. With proper positioning and sizing, you can achieve the desired overflow effect.
Keep in mind that these solutions may require some custom CSS styling in Webflow's Designer or Editor. You can access the custom code section by selecting the desired element, going to the Settings tab, and choosing the Custom Code option.
Try experimenting with these approaches to achieve a similar design effect as shown in the XD Design link. Remember to adjust the dimensions, positions, and overflow properties to match your specific design requirements.