How can I make the nav bar go full width in Webflow when the built-in container is restricting it?

To make the navbar go full width in Webflow when the built-in container is restricting it, you can follow these steps:

1. Identify the container element: In your Webflow project, locate the container element that is wrapping the navbar. It is usually a div block or a section with a class like "Container" or "w-container".

2. Remove or override the container class: Select the container element and remove the container class from the element's settings. This will remove the predefined width constraints that the container class applies.

3. Set the element to full width: With the container class removed, the element will now fill the available width. However, you might notice that the content inside the navbar is still constrained. To fix this, you need to adjust the child elements' properties.

4. Adjust child elements: Select the child elements of the navbar, such as links or other elements within the navbar. You can adjust their width properties to either a specific pixel value or a percentage. For a full width effect, set the width property of the child elements to 100%.

5. Adjust positioning: Since the navbar is now full width, it might need some adjustments in terms of positioning. For example, you may want to center align the navbar within the viewport or consider the spacing around it. You can use Webflow's built-in positioning options, like flexbox or grid, to achieve the desired layout.

6. Test responsiveness: Once you have made the changes, make sure to test the responsiveness of the navbar across different devices and screen sizes to ensure it behaves as expected.

By following these steps, you can make the navbar go full width in Webflow, overriding the constraints applied by the built-in container class. Remember to save and publish your project to see the changes live on your website.