Yes, you can duplicate a scroll interaction applied to a navbar or logo from one page to another in Webflow. However, it requires a few steps because Webflow interactions are tied to elements and pages.
1. Use Symbols for Reusability
- Convert your navbar into a Symbol if it isn't already. Go to the Navigator panel, select the Navbar element, then click Create Symbol in the top bar.
- Symbols are globally reusable across pages, keeping structure and interactions intact.
2. Ensure Interactions Are Page-Load or Element-Based
- If the scroll interaction is built using Element Trigger (While scrolling in view), it will persist when the Symbol is used on another page.
- If the interaction is a Page Trigger (While page is scrolling), you will need to manually recreate or copy it to the other page.
3. Manually Copy Page Scroll Interactions
- Go to Page > Interactions panel (the lightning bolt icon).
- Locate the interaction under the Page Trigger section.
- Click into the interaction, then manually recreate the same steps on the new page.
- Unfortunately, Webflow does not support duplicating Page Triggers across pages, so manual setup is required.
4. Verify Element Targeting
- Ensure that any elements targeted by the interaction (e.g., a logo that fades on scroll) exist on the new page and have the correct class names.
- If you’ve used a Symbol, the structure and class names will match automatically.
5. Re-test the Interaction
- After duplicating or reassigning the interaction, preview the page to test that the scroll effect behaves the same way.
- If needed, tweak timing, offsets, or easing to match the original.
Summary
You can duplicate a scroll interaction to another page in Webflow. Use Symbols for reusable navbars/logos and rebuild page-based scroll triggers manually if needed. Always verify that element classes match across pages.