What are the HTML, CSS, and jQuery code snippets used to create full-page sections in Webflow?

To create full-page sections in Webflow using HTML, CSS, and jQuery, you replicate the behavior where each content section takes up 100% of the viewport height and users can scroll or transition between them.

1. HTML Structure for Full-Page Sections

• Inside Webflow, create multiple Section elements (div blocks set as “Section”).
• Assign each section a class like full-page-section using the class selector in the Style panel.
• Example structure inside Webflow (visually arranged, not raw code):
• Section 1: Class = full-page-section
• Section 2: Class = full-page-section
• Section 3: Class = full-page-section

2. CSS for Full-Page Height

Apply styling to make each section fill the entire viewport.

• Go to the Style Panel and edit the full-page-section class:
• Height: 100vh
• Width: 100%
• Optionally set overflow to hidden and position to relative if needed for animations or layering.

This ensures each section takes up the full height of the browser viewport.

3. Optional — Smooth Scroll with jQuery

If you want smooth transitions when navigating between sections via anchor links or buttons:

• Use Webflow’s custom code (go to Page Settings > Custom Code > Footer).
• Insert the following jQuery snippet to enable smooth scrolling on anchor links pointing to section IDs.

$('a[href^="#"]').on('click', function(event) {  var target = $(this.getAttribute('href'));  if( target.length ) {    event.preventDefault();    $('html, body').stop().animate({      scrollTop: target.offset().top    }, 1000);  }});

• Each section should have a unique ID (e.g., section1, section2).
• Buttons/links should use a link to section like #section1.

4. jQuery Scroll Snapping Alternative (Optional)

For an automated full-screen snap between sections, you can use Webflow-native settings or custom jQuery/plugins like fullPage.js. Webflow doesn’t support snapping natively unless you manually configure scrolling or use CSS scroll-snap properties.

To implement scroll snapping with CSS:

• Apply the following to the Body or a wrapper div:
• Scroll Behavior: smooth
• Overflow-Y: scroll
• Height: 100vh
• Scroll Snap Type: y mandatory

Then apply to each section:

• Scroll Snap Align: start

This can be done via the Styles panel using Custom CSS properties.

Summary

To create full-page sections in Webflow:

• Use sections styled with height: 100vh.
• Add unique IDs for navigation.
• Use optional jQuery for smooth anchor scrolling.
• Apply scroll snapping with CSS for smoother transitions.

No raw HTML is needed; all elements are created using Webflow’s visual designer with small jQuery/CSS enhancements for interaction.