How can I fix the persistent overflow issue on the right side phone asset on the "work - Abroad" page in Webflow?
To fix the persistent overflow issue on the right side phone asset on the "work - Abroad" page in Webflow, you can follow these steps:
1. Open the Webflow Designer and navigate to the "work - Abroad" page.
2. Identify the container or element that contains the phone asset on the right side.
3. Select the container or element and go to the Styles panel on the right.
4. Look for the "Overflow" property under the Dimensions section.
5. By default, overflow is set to "visible," which allows content to overflow beyond the boundaries of the container. To address the issue, set the overflow property to "hidden" or "auto."
- "Hidden" will clip the content that goes beyond the container, making it not visible.
- "Auto" will automatically add vertical or horizontal scrollbars if the content exceeds the container's dimensions, allowing users to scroll and view the overflowed content.
6. Save your changes and preview the page to see if the persistent overflow issue has been fixed.
If the above steps don't resolve the issue, it's possible that the content within the container is too wide, causing it to overflow. In that case, you can try the following additional steps:
1. Select the phone asset or any other element within the container causing the overflow.
2. Check the width properties of the element, including padding, margins, and borders.
3. Make sure the combined width of these properties does not exceed the width of the container.
4. Adjust the width properties accordingly to ensure that the content fits within the container without overflowing.
If the above steps still don't resolve the issue, it might be helpful to analyze the specific structure and layout of your page's elements to identify any other potential sources of overflow, such as nested elements within the container or positioning properties conflicting with each other. In such cases, inspecting the element using browser developer tools and adjusting the CSS properties accordingly can be helpful.
Remember to preview and test your changes across different devices and screen sizes to ensure that the persistent overflow issue is fixed consistently.