Can Webflow be used to create a scroll-triggered action where the next section comes up to the top when scrolling the mouse?

Yes, Webflow allows you to create a scroll-triggered action where each section moves up to the top as the user scrolls. This effect is often called full-page scrolling or snap scrolling. Here’s how to achieve it:

1. Use Webflow’s Native Scroll Snapping

• Go to Designer > Style Panel and select the parent section that holds all the scrolling sections.
• Set the Overflow property to Auto or Scroll (so that scrolling is enabled).
• Under the Layout settings:
• Set Section Height to 100vh (to make each section occupy the full viewport).
• Apply scroll-snap-type: y mandatory and scroll-snap-align: start via custom CSS in Page Settings > Custom Code (inside <style> tags).

2. Use Webflow Interactions for a Smooth Scroll Effect

• In Interactions Panel (IX2), select Page Scroll and create a While Page is Scrolling trigger.
• Set animations so that sections move up smoothly as the page scroll progresses.
• Adjust easing and duration for a natural transition between sections.

3. Use Custom Code for Advanced Scroll Jumps

• If Webflow’s built-in snapping doesn't provide the smooth jump effect you need, add a JavaScript scroll event inside Page Settings > Footer Code using jQuery's animate({ scrollTop }) or JavaScript's scrollIntoView().
• Use event listeners to detect scroll direction and jump to the next section accordingly.

Summary

You can create a scroll-triggered section transition in Webflow using CSS scroll-snapping, Webflow interactions, or custom JavaScript. The best approach depends on the smoothness and level of customization you require.