Is there a code editor within Webflow where I can fix issues with rows/tables that are outside of the viewport?

Yes, Webflow does have a built-in code editor called the Custom Code panel. This allows you to add custom HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to your Webflow projects.

To access the Custom Code panel, navigate to the Designer interface and click on the Settings tab in the right-hand panel. Then, select the Custom Code option. Here, you'll find two sections: Head Code and Footer Code, where you can add your custom code.

To fix issues with rows or tables that are outside of the viewport, you can utilize custom CSS within the Custom Code panel. Here's a general approach to get you started:

1. Identify the row or table element you want to fix. You can find the specific class or ID of the element by inspecting it in the Webflow Designer.

2. Once you have the class or ID, locate the Head Code section in the Custom Code panel. Within `

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In this example, the `overflow-x: auto;` property allows horizontal scrolling when the content is wider than the viewport, and `white-space: nowrap;` prevents the content from wrapping to the next line.

3. Once you've added your CSS, save your changes, and your custom code will take effect throughout your project.

Remember, it's important to thoroughly test the changes you make and make sure they are compatible with different browsers and device sizes. Additionally, be cautious when making modifications to the core structure or functionality of Webflow elements, as this can have unintended consequences on your site's responsiveness and design.

If you need more advanced customization or have complex interaction requirements, you can also utilize the Webflow API and write custom JavaScript code in the Footer Code section.