Stacking Card Effect in Webflow (Tutorial)

Learn how to use position sticky, to create a really beautiful stacking card effect in #webflow.
▶ Clone the Stacking Cards Component in Webflow:
webflow.grsm.io/stacking-cards *
▶ Build Multi-Step Forms in Webflow:
inputflow.io
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[@mikepecha]

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[@AlfaAnlytics]

excellent way to teaching

[@diaanhuysamen3649]

I was looking to expand my portfolio on webflow, and doing this on the free version with only 2 available pages, really helped me create sections for each topic. honestly appreciate to time you took to make this tutorial

[@mikepecha]

Happy to hear that :)
Thanks for writing the comment

[@marco-licht]

Great Tutorial! Helped me a lot, thx 🙏🏻

[@rayane5853]

So cool!! Keep grinding mate!! Thanks to help us, can't wait for more animations tutorial!

[@mikepecha]

Thank you Rayane :)

[@HintCreative]

I like the direction of this effect opposite of the other tutorial I found. Can you imagine a way to go horizontal if the user wants to see more detail of any one of the sticky cards? I ask for mobile purposes. Thanks in advance!

[@drock3003]

Thanks Mike, this was super helpful 👏

[@mikepecha]

Thanks drock :) Happy to hear that!

[@Neoproxima]

Really good thanks

[@stanaalexandru21]

Thanks a lot for the trick! Amazing content! Keep it up as you are amazing!

[@mikepecha]

Thanks, will do!

[@RRDoker]

Thank you, Mike!

[@mikepecha]

My pleasure!

[@TrutherTalk]

Thank you som much!

[@ezron1999]

Thank you for this well explained tutorial ❤

[@mikepecha]

You are welcome my friend

[@patricwagnerbln]

very nice, thanks !! ;)

[@ziggerwebdesign1704]

Excellent video, thanks

[@mikepecha]

Thanks a lot :)

[@des7638]

cool. good work!

[@mikepecha]

Thanks :)

[@davidkathrein9644]

Great video, Great work! Keep on :)

[@mikepecha]

Thanks a lot, David!

[@uncleanAlibertine1]

great mate

[@selasifleagbo9376]

Great tutorial. Well explained step by step.

[@mikepecha]

Thanks a lot Selasi :)

[@selasifleagbo9376]

Quick question Mike. Say the content is one card is long than the others. How do I make it of the each card to fully scroll each content and then follow by the other stacks. If you get what I mean

[@casperk845]

Thank you

[@mikepecha]

You're welcome, Casper!

[@merkmotief]

Mike, you make very instructive and useful videos! Thanks a lot (again)!

[@mikepecha]

Thanks a lot mate :)
I appreciate your comments.

[@w3lovers969]

great. its help me too much

[@mikepecha]

Thanks :)

[@karan.k]

Hey Mike,
Great tutorial, could you please show how to do the same horizontally? thanks

[@mikepecha]

Great suggestion, Karan! I will put that on my list.

[@earthandpixel]

Hey Mike! Thanks for this great tutorial and cloneable. On both the demo and cloneable, it doesn't look like the last feature of the stacked scroll is working. It looks like it's set w/ the margin-bottoms- any ideas?

[@mikepecha]

Hey, yes I just had a look and you are right. Don't know why this is the case though. I did not change anything in the cloneable. Maybe a browser change / Webflow bug.
What you can do is, you can wrapthe cards in a .stack_card-wrap class and set the stacking offsets there as padding bottom's. instead of margins directly on the card

[@sultan_sikander_khan]

hey mike! thanks for amazing tutorials and clones. I use your stack card technique for my upcoming project and have a question? I want stack card effect only for my desktop version and not for my tab and mobile, i am failed to understand what should i do? Should i go for a new layout for tablet and mobile and make it display None on desktop?

[@mikepecha]

Remove position sticky from the cards in mobile

[@Nope-in2eq]

Please make more videos!!

[@mikepecha]

I will, thanks :)

[@julienflambard6301]

Nice tutorial, i'm looking to do this effect with a CMS list, do you think is it possible ?

[@mikepecha]

Yes, it is possible but requires a few lines of custom code

[@Wiaarawr]

hi, this effect can be done with cms? thx before, great video!

[@mikepecha]

Yes, it can be done with the CMS, but it would require a few lines of custom code

[@innitamailman]

Is there a way to make them stack slightly horizontally as well? So coming down diagonally from top left to bottom right?
I would have thought it was just an addition to the sticky position left?

[@mikepecha]

Hi Innit A Mailman, if you also want the cards to move horizontally, you can add a Webflow animation/interaction👍

[@CarlosAndresVelasquez]

Hi Mike, what if you wanted to have a side-by-side section. On the left a "static" section with a title, and on the right the stacking cards section. How would you achieve this?

[@mikepecha]

Hi Carlos, multiple ways to achieve that. You could for example create a container, set it to a grid with two columns. The left column is title section, the right column is your stacking cards section

[@yvesnathan6966]

What is the global styles component you have, and is it essential?

[@mikepecha]

Google "Finsweet Client First"

[@kunalbelamkar]

How do you do this to a cms of multiple cards

[@mikepecha]

You need a little bit of Custom CSS for that

[@eny_codes]

Can this be done on the free webflow account?

[@mikepecha]

Yes, it can be done with the free Webflow account 👍

[@tanmaypendse9823]

is it possible on mobile?

[@mikepecha]

Yes

[@rodbarker6598]

I cant edit or move anything inside a card, cant put a quick stack inside a card, beats me why, drop a quick stack on a card and its 2 cells and I cant edit it.

[@mikepecha]

Did you solve this problem?

[@abupsng945]

But y put margin??

[@mikepecha]

To keep the cards in the stacked state when scrolling out of view.