How can I build a series of grids in Webflow that have the same height regardless of content, when column and flex box solutions don't work?

If you're looking to create a series of grids in Webflow with the same height regardless of the content, there are a few alternative solutions you can try when the column and flexbox options don't work as expected. Here are a couple of strategies to consider:

1. Table Display:
One way to achieve consistent grid height is by using the CSS table display property. Here's how you can implement this approach in Webflow:

- Create a parent container to hold your grid elements.
- Set the parent container's display property to "Table."
- Assign a class to each grid element within the parent container.
- Set the display property of the grid elements to "Table-cell."

By using this method, the grid elements will take up the same height as the tallest one within the parent container.

2. JavaScript Equal Height:
Another approach is to use JavaScript to dynamically set the height of the grid elements to match the tallest one. Here's how you can implement this in Webflow:

- Give each grid element a unique class name or data attribute to identify them.
- Add a JavaScript snippet to your site that performs the following steps:
- Select all the grid elements using their class name or data attribute.
- Calculate the maximum height among the selected grid elements.
- Set the height of all grid elements to the maximum value.

By using JavaScript, you can ensure that the height of all grid elements is consistent regardless of their content.

Remember, when using JavaScript in Webflow, make sure to place your code in an external JavaScript file or within the custom code section of your project settings to maintain best practices and organization.

These alternative methods should help you achieve consistent grid heights in Webflow when the column and flexbox solutions don't meet your requirements. Choose the method that suits your needs best and implement it accordingly.