How can I prevent the top layer of my multi-layered hero in Webflow from being clickable or having a hover state while still being visible?

To prevent the top layer of your multi-layered hero in Webflow from being clickable or having a hover state, while still being visible, you can utilize a combination of different techniques. Here's a step-by-step guide:

1. Structure your hero section: Make sure you have an outer container or section that wraps all the layers of your hero. This container will act as the main parent element for all the layers.

2. Create your layers: Within the container, add multiple div blocks representing each layer of your hero. Typically, the top layer is the element that you want to make non-clickable and non-hoverable.

3. Position the layers: Use absolute or relative positioning on these div blocks to stack them on top of each other. Ensure that the top layer (the one you want to be visible but not clickable) is placed above the other layers.

4. Set z-indexes: Assign different z-index values to each layer to control their stacking order. The higher the z-index value, the closer the layer will be to the user's screen. Set a lower z-index for the top layer, so it stays on top but is not interactive.

5. Disable interactions: To make the top layer non-clickable, you can either disable all interactions (hover, click, etc.) on that specific layer or use custom code to override any default Webflow interactions.

6. Adjust transparency or opacity: If you don't want the top layer to have a hover state, you can reduce its transparency or opacity to make it visually distinct from the other layers. Using CSS, you can set the opacity value to less than 1 (e.g., 0.5) to make it partially transparent.

7. Test and refine: Preview your hero section to ensure that the top layer is no longer clickable and does not have a hover state while still being visible. If needed, adjust the settings mentioned above until you achieve the desired effect.

By following these steps, you should be able to create a multi-layered hero section in Webflow with a visible but non-clickable top layer. Remember to test your design on different devices and browsers to ensure the desired behavior is consistent across platforms.