To make the top layer of a multi-layered hero section visible but non-interactive in Webflow, you can use a combination of pointer control and styling.
1. Use pointer-events: none
on the Top Layer
- Select the top layer element (e.g., an overlay div or decorative element).
- Go to the Style panel.
- Scroll to the "Layout" section inside Styles.
- Set Pointer Events to None (this disables hover, click, and interactive behaviors).
- The element will remain visually present but won't respond to user interactions.
2. Disable Any Interactions or Hover States
- Remove any Webflow interactions (From the Interactions panel) or hover states from that element.
- Double-check that there are no hover triggers or custom animations still attached to the element.
3. Positioning and Z-Index Considerations
- If the top layer must stay visually on top, ensure:
- It has a higher z-index than underlying layers (e.g., Z-Index: 10).
- It is positioned absolute or fixed relative to a parent with position: relative to avoid disrupting layout.
- This ensures it remains stacked properly without blocking interaction below.
Summary
Set pointer-events to none on your top layer to make it visible but non-interactive. Ensure there are no hover or interaction settings applied, and verify that its visual stacking is intact using z-index and positioning.