To adjust the "Visible" setting for elements in Webflow, you're likely referring to the Display property, which controls whether an element is shown, hidden, or affects layout. Here's how you find and manage that.
1. Select the Element
- Click any element on your canvas that you want to hide or show.
- Make sure it is highlighted and selected in the Navigator or directly on the canvas.
2. Open the Style Panel
- Look to the right sidebar and click the paintbrush icon to open the Style panel.
- This is where you can control layout, position, spacing, and visibility.
3. Adjust the Display Setting
- Find the Layout section, usually near the top of the Style panel.
- Click on the dropdown under Display.
- Choose one of the following:
- Block, Flex, Grid, Inline, etc. (makes the element visible)
- None (makes the element hidden and removes it from layout flow)
4. Use Conditional Visibility (If Applicable)
- If you're using CMS or dynamic content, look further down in the Style panel for Conditional Visibility.
- This allows you to show/hide elements based on whether certain CMS fields are set.
5. Double-Check for Visibility Under Interactions
- Go to the Interactions panel (lightning icon) on the right sidebar.
- Make sure there are no interactions or animations that set the “Display: none” or “Opacity: 0” unexpectedly.
Summary
To control element visibility in Webflow, use the Display setting in the Style panel, which lets you toggle elements between visible (e.g., Block, Flex) and hidden (None). For CMS-based display logic, use Conditional Visibility.