It would be great to have a static overlay image functionality. The use case would be that you could keep the title/logo/image that is your header on the main page of an app always visible even when someone is scrolling down the page.
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So “sticky” headers?
Yeah exactly. Would be very helpful.
Another suggestion is to use a 3:1 tile as a header 
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It doesn’t stay static though…
https://randomcocktail.glideapp.io/ on the middle tab.
html and css hack tho… I know how you all feel about it
This is what I was just playing around with! What was the CSS you ended up using?
Sorry, for some reason I couldn’t paste the code here
<div class="fixedHeader"><img src="https://1h3.googleusercontent.com/EGNmrWl 83mw-Kv2QFPq9uRKer8- yTdzh8ftMU_abij4igFs7LR9aD_ogY9z6vo6uNLrDsjJ WN3Ngk jX11sg=w3584-h1972" style="width:100%"/><style> .fixedHeader{ position:fixed; top:86px; left:0; z-index:100;{ [id*="screenScrollView"]{padding-top:295px;}</style> </div>
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Yes cause everything you add in your screen won’t be static. Unless you use code for this, as the guys here up helped you with it. I just gave you another suggestion not a solution 
Understood, thanks!
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So just insert image URL of my choosing and place the element in its proper position within the structure of my page? Will this work if I place GIFs inside of it?
Jesse Whiteside, CIM
Tried inputting my own image and it didn’t work unfortunately.
What am I doing wrong?
Jesse Whiteside, CIM
I was just copying the code from Sandro for you to copy it more easily, so take my input with a pinch of salt because I haven’t tried this as well.
Any chance you’re testing it from a desktop instead of your phone? When I tried a background trick using HTML a while ago it did not work with my desktop but did with my iPhone.
Interesting, I will give that a go when I have some time. thanks!
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Where do you add the CSS? in the rich text component?
Yes that’s right.