Can text wrap around an image or div with an absolute position using Webflow?

Yes, text can wrap around an image or a div with an absolute position in Webflow. However, keep in mind that absolute positioning removes the element from the normal flow of the document, so you need to set up the necessary CSS properties to achieve the desired effect.

Here's how you can accomplish text wrapping around an image or div with absolute position in Webflow:

1. Place the image or div on the canvas: Drag and drop an image or div block onto your Webflow canvas.

2. Position the image or div: Select the image or div block and go to the Style tab. Set the position property to Absolute. You can adjust the top, left, right, or bottom properties to position the element where you want it.

3. Create a wrapper container: Create a new div block that will serve as the wrapper for your text. This will allow the text to flow around the absolute positioned element.

4. Set the CSS properties for the wrapper: Select the wrapper div block and go to the Style tab. Make sure the wrapper has a relative position by setting the position property to Relative.

5. Adjust the margins: Depending on your design requirements, you may need to adjust the margins of the wrapper div block to create enough space for the text to wrap around the absolute positioned element. This will be specific to your design, so experiment with different margin values until you achieve the desired effect.

6. Apply text formatting: Now, simply add your text inside the wrapper div block. You can format the text as needed using the Webflow Designer's text settings, such as font size, line height, and text alignment.

By following these steps, you can create a layout where the text wraps around an image or div block with absolute position in Webflow. Remember to preview and test your design across different screen sizes to ensure it appears as intended.