Is the page width in Webflow fixed at 940px or can it be increased to at least 1170px?
TL;DR
- Select a Container or create a new Div Block and set a custom width in the Style panel to adjust page width.
- Use a global class in the Style Manager to define consistent custom widths.
- Ensure responsiveness by adjusting settings for different screen sizes and testing across devices.
Webflow allows you to customize the width of your page beyond the default settings.
1. Modifying Container Width
- Select a Container: In Webflow, the default container width is set to 940px, but you can create a custom container.
- Create a New Div Block: To have more control, drag a Div Block element onto your design canvas.
- Set Custom Width: Select your new Div Block and specify a width of 1170px (or any other width) in the Style panel.
2. Adjusting Using Global Styles
- Go to Style Manager: In the Style Manager, you can create a global class for containers.
- Create Global Class: Assign a class like “.custom-container” to your Div Block.
- Define Width: Set the width of “.custom-container” to 1170px or your desired size.
3. Ensuring Responsiveness
- Media Queries: Adjust the custom container for different breakpoints if necessary.
- Test on Various Screen Sizes: Preview your design on tablet and mobile views to ensure proper scaling.
Summary
Webflow allows for flexible design by enabling customization of the page width beyond the default 940px. By using Div Blocks and setting a custom width in the Style panel, you can easily increase your page width to at least 1170px while maintaining responsiveness.