How can I make a Div Block take full width within a parent element using Webflow, specifically when the parent element's width is set to a maximum of 1100px and the layout display is set to flexbox?

To make a Div Block take full width within a parent element in Webflow when the parent element has a maximum width set to 1100px and the layout display is set to flexbox, you can follow these steps:

1. Select the parent element: In the Webflow Designer, click on the parent element that has the maximum width set to 1100px.

2. Set the display property to flex: In the Styles panel on the right-hand side, locate the Display property and set it to flex. This will enable flexbox layout for the parent element.

3. Adjust flex properties: With the parent element still selected, navigate to the Flex property in the Styles panel. By default, the flex-grow value is set to 0. This value determines how much the flex item can grow relative to the other flex items. To make the Div Block take full width, we need to change the flex-grow value to 1.

4. Add a Div Block inside the parent element: Inside the parent element, add a Div Block that you want to take full width.

5. Apply styling to the Div Block: Select the Div Block and go to the Styles panel. Set the Width property to 100%. This will instruct the Div Block to take up the full width of its parent element.

6. Verify and adjust padding: Ensure that the parent element has no padding set that would prevent the Div Block from reaching the edges. If there is any padding, adjust it accordingly.

7. Preview and fine-tune: Go to the Preview mode or publish your site to see the changes. If necessary, you can further adjust any margins or paddings to achieve the desired layout.

By following these steps, you'll be able to make a Div Block take full width within a parent element with a maximum width of 1100px, while using flexbox layout in Webflow.