
Brings a 3rd dimension to an otherwise flat visual. A fantastic way of creating visual interest to capture attention.
To make this happen all we need is the image, the text placed on top of that image and and a duplicate of that image with the isolated overlapping parts visible.
Position the text and image in such a way that anticipates which parts of the image you want overlapping the text.
Feel free to use any background remover that will allow you to target specific parts of an image. I used Photoshop.
Here's what I did:
Make sure the isolated image has the same exact position (same x and y values) as the original image.
If needed, feel free to add constraints to the text and imagery to make the layout responsive.
You can also add auto layout if the layout is going to evolve
Break text alignment like I did by wrapping individual rows of text in auto layout frames and adding unilateral horizontal padding. Play around with it.
Definitely an odd layout but it was inspired by some edgy (but super beautiful) poster design so what did I expect? 🤷
Set the size to 'Cover' and centre it. Turn off tiling and make sure it's not fixed.
Enable position relative for the section. It'll allow us to then overlay the isolated flower image.
Give this image a position of absolute and make sure you have the following settings in place:
The image that sits on top of the text prevents users from being able to to highlight text with their cursor.
We need to force the cursor to ignore this image and click "through" it.
All this does is hide the cursor on hover. Not going to work for us.
We need 'pointer-events: none' which is not built into Webflow's no code UI. We'll have to add some custom code.
Add the following to an embed or to the body:
.element-class {
pointer-events: none;
}
Users should now be able to click through the top image and interact with the underlying text.