Is there a guide on creating a centralized navigation like the one in this template using Webflow? I've attempted it before, but the mobile version ends up being distorted. I will share a Webflow link with my progress soon. Currently reworking it.

You're trying to build a centralized navigation menu in Webflow—commonly seen with links arranged around a central brand logo or icon—and you're facing layout issues on mobile devices.

1. Understand the Centralized Navigation Layout

• Centralized navigation usually features the logo in the center, with links on both sides horizontally (typically on desktop).
• On mobile, the layout often transforms into a collapsible menu (hamburger menu) for better usability.

2. Desktop Structure: Correct Element Nesting

• Use a Navbar element or create a custom div structure.

• Inside the nav, structure your content like this:

• Left Links (Div Block)

• Center Logo (Div Block with Image or Text)

• Right Links (Div Block)

• Use Flexbox on the parent nav container:

• Display: Flex, Justify: Space Between, Align: Center

• You can fix the center alignment by making the left and right link blocks have the same width.

3. Mobile Layout: Switch to Column + Hamburger

• Set a media query (Breakpoints) in Webflow for tablet and below.
• Change the parent nav structure to Flex Direction: Column or use Webflow’s built-in Navbar component which includes a responsive menu toggle.
• If hand-building your nav, hide the side links and add a hamburger icon that toggles a full-screen or dropdown menu.

4. Avoid Common Mobile Mistakes

• Don’t use fixed widths for link containers; use % or auto.
• Ensure center logo doesn’t overflow its container on smaller screens—set max-width.
• Double-check z-index of dropdown menus if they appear under content.
• Disable center alignment overrides used for desktop on mobile breakpoint.

5. Use a Pre-Built Template as Reference

• If you’re referencing a specific template, inspect how their nav is built:
• Use Webflow’s Navigator panel to see hierarchy.
• Check settings applied at different breakpoints.
• Look for hidden elements that show during mobile view.

6. Optional: Share Link for Specific Feedback

• If you're reworking your project, you can share a read-only Webflow link later.
• I can review your structure and offer fixes directly once you provide that.

Summary

To build a centralized navigation in Webflow: use Flex layouts with a structured left–center–right format on desktop, then switch to a column or hamburger menu on mobile using breakpoints. Avoid fixed widths and prioritize flexible layouts. Once you share your link, I can help you adjust mobile-specific issues.