How can I change the width of a container block in Webflow?

To change the width of a container block in Webflow, you can follow these steps:

1. Select the container block: Click on the container block you want to adjust the width for. You can easily identify the container block as it usually contains your content and has a predefined maximum width.

2. Access the Styles panel: Once you have the container block selected, navigate to the right-hand side panel called Styles. This panel allows you to modify various design properties of the selected element.

3. Adjust the width property: Within the Styles panel, locate the Width property. By default, the width is set to "Auto," which means the container will expand or contract based on the content within it. To change the width, you can select a specific value, such as pixels (px) or percentage (%), or you can choose from predefined options like "Full" or "Container."

- Fixed width: If you want the container block to have a specific width, select the value that suits your needs. For example, you can set the width to 1000px to make it a fixed-width container.
- Percentage width: If you want the container block to occupy a specific percentage of the parent element's width, select the desired percentage value. For example, setting the width to 80% will make the container block take up 80% of the available width.

4. Preview and adjust if necessary: After adjusting the width property, you can preview the changes by clicking the eye icon at the top of the designer. If the width isn't as desired, you can go back to the Styles panel and modify the value accordingly until you achieve the desired result.

Remember to consider the responsiveness of your design. Webflow allows you to create responsive layouts, so ensure that the width settings you choose adapt well to different device screen sizes by utilizing media queries and breakpoints within Webflow's responsive design features.