How can I make the Webflow navbar component transparent by setting the opacity to 0? I've tried various methods, but it still appears as a light gray color. The same issue occurs with form fields element, where opacity changes don't seem to have any effect. Is this a bug or am I missing something? I've seen similar posts about this, but haven't found a proper solution.

If you are trying to make the Webflow navbar component transparent by setting the opacity to 0, it may not work as expected due to the default styling applied by Webflow. The navbar component has its own default background color, which may override the opacity setting you apply.

To achieve a transparent navbar, you can try the following steps:

1. Select the navbar component on your Webflow canvas.
2. In the Style panel, locate the Background section and click on the color swatch next to the Background property.
3. In the color picker, set the alpha channel of the color to 0 (fully transparent). You can either input `rgba(0, 0, 0, 0)` or simply click the transparency slider to the minimum.
4. Confirm the changes, and the navbar should now appear transparent.

If you're still seeing a light gray color, it is possible that there is an additional background color applied to another element within the navbar. In that case, you will need to inspect the navbar component using the Webflow Designer and check if any child elements have background colors or if there are any nested components conflicting with the transparent background setting.

Regarding the form fields, opacity changes do not affect form inputs in Webflow. This is because form inputs have their own default styling applied by the browser, which is not affected by the opacity property. If you want to make form fields transparent, you'll need to use custom CSS. You can target the individual form fields and set their background color to transparent using the Custom Code section in the project settings or by adding custom code in the page settings.

Keep in mind that modifying default styles in Webflow requires a good understanding of CSS and the specific structure of the components you are trying to modify. In case you're still experiencing difficulties, I recommend reaching out to the Webflow support team or the Webflow community forums to get more specific guidance tailored to your project.