How can I create a fixed-size grid/table in Webflow that remains 940px across all device sizes and enables side-scrolling for overflow on small devices?

To create a fixed-size grid or table in Webflow that remains 940px across all device sizes and enables side-scrolling for overflow on small devices, you can follow these steps:

1. Create a div block: Begin by adding a div block to your project. This will act as the container for your grid or table.

2. Set the width: Select the div block and set its width to 940px. You can do this by either setting a fixed width in the Width field or using the "Custom" option and entering 940 in the input field.

3. Enable overflow scrolling: To enable side-scrolling for overflow on small devices, you need to set the overflow property. Select the div block, go to the Styles panel, and apply the following settings:

- Set the Overflow property to "Auto". This will add a horizontal scrollbar to the div block if its content exceeds the set width.

- Set the Overflow X property to "Scroll". This ensures that a scrollbar is always visible, regardless of the content size.

4. Add your grid or table content: Now it's time to populate the div block with your grid or table content. You can use a combination of nested divs, columns, or other Webflow layout elements to create your desired grid or table structure.

5. Customize styling: To further customize the appearance of your grid or table, you can apply additional styles to the div block and its child elements. You can adjust the background color, border, padding, and margins to match your design preferences.

6. Test responsiveness: Preview your design in Webflow's Designer or use the responsive preview mode to ensure that your fixed-size grid or table looks and behaves as intended across different device sizes. Verify that the side-scrolling feature works properly on smaller devices when the content exceeds the 940px width.

By following these steps, you should be able to create a fixed-size grid or table in Webflow that remains 940px across all device sizes and enables side-scrolling for overflow on small devices. Remember to experiment, iterate, and test your design on various devices to ensure a seamless user experience.