How can I make my website wider in Webflow for larger monitors?

If your Webflow site looks too narrow on larger monitors, you can adjust its container width or use a fluid design approach for better responsiveness.

1. Increase the Default Container Width

• Select the main container that holds your content.
• In the Style Panel, locate the Width setting.
• Change it from the default 960px (or similar) to a larger value like 1200px or 1440px.
• Ensure Max Width is set appropriately or use 100% for fluid layouts.

2. Use a Full-Width Layout

• If using Sections or Div Blocks, set their Width to 100%.
• Ensure Max Width is either set to a large value (e.g., 1400px+) or left blank.
• Avoid using Webflow’s default Container element, as it has a fixed width (960px by default).

3. Adjust Grid or Flexbox Settings

• If using Grid, increase the column sizes or specify a larger Max Width.
• If using Flexbox, ensure child elements are not constrained by a parent with a fixed width.

4. Add Custom CSS (Optional)

• If Webflow’s settings don’t provide enough flexibility, use Custom Code in the Page Settings:
• Add this inside Before Tag:
  <style> .w-container { max-width: 1400px !important; } </style>
• Replace 1400px with any preferred width.

Summary

Increase the container width, set sections to 100% width, adjust grid/flexbox settings, and use custom CSS if needed. Ensure the design remains responsive for all screen sizes.