How can I prevent an image in a column from shrinking when the browser size is smaller than 1440 px in Webflow?

To prevent an image in a column from shrinking when the browser size is smaller than 1440px in Webflow, you can use a combination of CSS flexbox and media queries. Here's how you can achieve that:

1. Select the column that contains the image.
2. Go to the Style panel and set the column's display property to "flex".
3. Set the flex basis property to "auto" so that the column's width adjusts based on its content.

Now, to prevent the image from shrinking below 1440px, follow these steps:

1. Add a custom class to the image element by selecting it and going to the Style panel.
2. Go to the All breakpoints menu in the upper-right corner of the Style panel.
3. Create a new breakpoint for the desired screen width by clicking the "+" button and entering the value of 1440px.
4. With the image selected, go to the new breakpoint and adjust its width property to the desired width for that breakpoint.
- For example, if you want the image to maintain its original width, set the width property to "100%".
- If you want the image to have a specific width, enter the desired pixel value (e.g., "500px") or use other units like percentages or viewport units.
- You can also adjust other properties like height, max-width, or padding to suit your design needs.

By setting a specific width for the image within the custom breakpoint, you ensure that it won't shrink below that size when the browser size is smaller than 1440px.

Remember to test your design changes in the Webflow Designer's different breakpoints and preview the site in various browsers and devices to ensure your image behaves as expected across different screen sizes.