What could be causing the flexbox on the main home page and the "Leasing" page in Webflow to not stack properly and have a white margin on the right div block? I have tried multiple solutions, but nothing seems to be working. Could you please take a look at my site Read-Only and advise on what I might be doing wrong?
TL;DR
- Ensure the parent container is set to
Display: Flexwith appropriateFlex DirectionandJustifysettings. - Check child elements for unexpected
MarginorPadding. - Verify div blocks do not have a
Fixed Widthexceeding the viewport; useMax Width: 100%orWidth: Auto. - Adjust Overflow settings to
Hiddenif elements extend beyond the container. - Inspect responsive settings for issues like
Width: 100VWcausing horizontal scroll. - Use Webflow’s Debug Tools (Navigator & Style Panel) to spot misaligned elements or conflicting styles.
- If the issue persists, share a Webflow Read-Only Link for further analysis.
It sounds like there may be an issue with flexbox alignment, width settings, or overflow properties on your Webflow site. Below are some key areas to check:
1. Check Flexbox Settings
- Ensure that the Parent Container is set to
Display: FlexandFlex Direction: Row(orColumn, depending on your design). - If using
Justify: Space BetweenorSpace Around, try switching it toFlex StartorCenterto see if it affects the spacing. - Verify if any child elements have unexpected
MarginorPadding.
2. Inspect Width and Sizing
- Make sure that the div blocks inside your flex container do not have a
Fixed Widththat exceeds the viewport. - Set Max Width to
100%for the problematic div to prevent it from extending outside the container. - If needed, try
Width: Autoinstead of a specific pixel value.
3. Review Overflow Settings
- If a white margin appears unexpectedly, check if any element inside the flexbox has
Overflow: Visible. - Set overflow settings on problem elements to
Overflow: Hiddento help control unwanted excess width.
4. Check Mobile & Tablet Styles
- Review the responsive settings for smaller breakpoints. Sometimes, a
Width: 100VWor unexpected margin can cause an unwanted horizontal scroll. - Try using
Inspect Elementin your browser to see which CSS rule is affecting the layout.
5. Use Webflow's Debug Tools
- Open Navigator to confirm that no elements are positioned outside the intended structure.
- Use Webflow’s Style Panel to inspect conflicting styles, such as inherited widths, margins, and paddings.
Summary
Check flexbox alignment, sizing constraints, and overflow settings to troubleshoot the stacking issue on the Home and Leasing pages. If the problem persists, consider sharing the Webflow Read-Only Link for further analysis.