If you're experiencing issues with your grid layout sticking out on the right side of the page at the tablet breakpoint in Webflow, there are a few things you can try to fix the problem:
1. Check grid container settings: First, make sure that the grid container itself has the proper settings. Select the grid container element and go to the Styles panel. Under the Layout section, ensure that the "Overflow" property is set to "Auto" or "Hidden". This will prevent any content within the grid from overflowing outside its container.
2. Review grid item settings: If the grid items are the ones sticking out, check their settings as well. Select one of the grid items and go to the Styles panel. Look for any margin, padding, or width values that might be causing the items to extend beyond the container. Adjust these values accordingly to ensure they fit within the grid container.
3. Adjust column widths and gaps: Another common cause for grid elements sticking out is incorrect column widths or gaps. Make sure that the total column widths add up to 100% within the grid container. Additionally, check if the gap between columns is too wide, which can cause items to overflow. Adjust these values as necessary to ensure all content fits properly within the grid.
4. Utilize media queries: If the issue persists, you can use Webflow's built-in media queries to specifically target the tablet breakpoint and make adjustments. Select the tablet breakpoint from the dropdown menu at the top of the Styles panel. Then, you can modify any relevant styles, such as adjusting the grid container or item sizes, to specifically target and resolve the issue at this breakpoint.
5. Test in different browsers: Sometimes, grid layouts might appear differently across various browsers due to their interpretation of CSS. Test your website on different browsers to see if the issue persists. If it does, you may need to target specific browser inconsistencies using CSS hacks or browser-specific styling.
Remember to preview your changes in the Webflow Designer using the tablet breakpoint to ensure the grid layout is no longer sticking out. Additionally, responsiveness is crucial, so make sure to check how your layout behaves across different devices and screen sizes to ensure optimal display and functionality.