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Can I create a section in Webflow that spans the full height of the browser window, similar to the example webpage?

Yes, you can create a section in Webflow that spans the full height of the browser window. Here's how you can achieve that:

1. Create a new section on your page by dragging and dropping the "Section" element from the Elements panel onto your canvas. This section will act as the container for your full-height content.

2. With the section selected, go to the Styles panel on the right-hand side of the Webflow Designer. In the "Size" section, change the height to "100vh". VH stands for viewport height and represents a percentage of the browser window's height.

3. By default, the section element will stretch to fill the full width of the browser window. If you want to center the content vertically within the section, you can enable flexbox. In the Styles panel, click on the "+" icon next to "Display" to enable flexbox.

4. Once flexbox is enabled, you can control the alignment of the content within the section. Select the section and go to the "Flexbox" section in the Styles panel. Set the "Justify" option to "Center" and the "Align" option to "Center".

5. Now you can add content, such as text, images, or other elements, inside the section. The content will be vertically centered within the section, and the section itself will span the full height of the browser window.

Remember to preview and test your design in different viewports to ensure that the full-height section behaves as expected on various devices.

By following these steps, you'll be able to create a section in Webflow that spans the full height of the browser window, similar to the example webpage you provided.

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