How can I prevent background scrolling when the mobile menu is overlayed in Webflow?

To prevent background scrolling when the mobile menu is overlayed in Webflow, you can use custom code to disable scrolling. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to achieve this:

Step 1: Create the mobile menu
First, create your mobile menu using the Webflow designer. This could be a dropdown menu component or a custom designed menu.

Step 2: Add a custom code embed
In the Webflow designer, add a custom code embed component just before the closing tag in your site's settings. Make sure you have the "Add to all pages" option selected.

Step 3: Write the custom code
In the custom code embed, write a script that targets the mobile menu and applies a CSS class to the body element when the menu is open. This class will disable scrolling on the body element, preventing background scrolling.

Here's an example of the custom code you can use:

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Step 4: Style the 'no-scroll' class
Now that the script is in place, you need to add some CSS styles that will prevent scrolling when the 'no-scroll' class is present on the body element. You can add this CSS code either in the Webflow designer or in your custom CSS file:

```
.no-scroll {
position: fixed;
overflow-y: scroll !important;
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
}
```

This CSS code sets the body element to a fixed position with a fixed width and height, and enables vertical scrolling.

Step 5: Publish and test
Finally, publish your Webflow site and test the mobile menu on various devices to ensure that the background scrolling is disabled when the menu is open. The custom code should apply the 'no-scroll' class to the body element, preventing background scrolling.

That's it! By following these steps, you should be able to prevent background scrolling when the mobile menu is overlayed in Webflow.