Why isn't my image sticking when I scroll down in Webflow?

If your image isn't sticking while scrolling in Webflow, the issue is likely related to improper positioning settings or overflow constraints in your layout. Here’s how to fix it:

1. Check Positioning Settings

• Ensure the image's parent container is not set to overflow: hidden. If the parent has overflow: hidden, the sticky effect won’t work properly.
• Set the image’s position to "Sticky". Select the image, go to the Style panel, and choose Position → Sticky.
• Define a "Top" value. After selecting Sticky, add a top offset (e.g., top: 50px). This tells the browser where the image should "stick" when scrolling.

2. Verify Parent Elements

• The sticky element must be inside a container that has enough height. If the parent section doesn't extend beyond the viewport, the sticky behavior won’t trigger.
• The parent element should not have overflow: hidden, auto, or scroll—these settings can restrict the sticky effect.

3. Test in Preview Mode

• Webflow’s Designer mode doesn’t fully simulate sticky positioning. Click Preview (Eye Icon) to properly view the effect.

4. Ensure Sticky Works in Your Browser

• Some browsers may require position: sticky to be compatible. Test in multiple browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox).
• If using Safari, make sure reduced motion settings aren't disabling animations, as they might affect sticky positioning.

Summary

Set the image to position: sticky, add a top offset, ensure its parent allows scrolling, and test it in Preview mode. If the issue persists, check for overflow constraints on parent elements.