What could be causing the extra white space on the right side of my website in Webflow after a recent mobile update, leading to improper mobile scaling?

If you're experiencing extra white space on the right side of your website in Webflow after a recent mobile update, there are several potential causes. Here are a few things to check:

1. Overflow or Width Issues: One possible reason for the white space is that the content within an element is overflowing its assigned width. Check if any elements have a fixed width that is wider than the viewport on mobile devices. You can adjust the widths and also make sure that the content inside those elements scales appropriately.

2. Margin and Padding: Improperly set margins or padding can also cause whitespace issues. Verify if any elements or sections have excessive margins or padding that might be pushing content to the right side. Adjusting or removing unnecessary margins and padding can help resolve the issue.

3. Hidden Elements: Sometimes, elements that are meant to be hidden on mobile devices could still be affecting the layout. Verify if any elements have display settings or interactions that may be triggering them to appear incorrectly on mobile devices. Make sure to set appropriate display settings for elements that should be hidden on mobile, such as using the "Display: none" property.

4. Container Width: Another potential cause is an incorrect container width setting. Ensure that the container or wrapper elements holding your content have the correct width assigned. If the container width is wider than the viewport, it can cause horizontal scrolling and white space.

5. Breakpoint and Responsive Design: It's essential to double-check that your website design is responsive and properly utilizing Webflow's breakpoint system. Ensure that your layout adjusts smoothly between different screen sizes, and that you've accounted for all necessary breakpoints. By adjusting or rearranging your elements at different breakpoints, you can provide an optimized user experience across various devices.

6. Custom Code or Embeds: If you have added custom code or embeds to your Webflow project, they could potentially be causing the white space issue. Review any custom code snippets or third-party embeds you've added and verify if they are affecting the layout on mobile devices. Temporarily remove or modify such code to see if it resolves the problem.

By carefully inspecting these potential causes, you should be able to identify and rectify the extra white space issue on the right side of your website in Webflow after the mobile update. Remember to test your changes on multiple devices and screen sizes to ensure a consistent and properly scaling mobile experience.