How do I remove a pre-set "Area" in Webflow's grid system?

To remove a pre-set "Area" in Webflow's grid system, you need to make some adjustments to your grid layout. Follow these steps:

1. Open the Grid Editor: Go to the canvas area where you have applied the grid, and click on the blue grid handle that appears in the top left corner of the element. This will open the Grid Editor.

2. Adjust the Tracks: In the Grid Editor, you'll see a visual representation of your grid with rows and columns. Each "Area" is formed by a combination of rows and columns. To remove a specific "Area," you need to adjust the tracks (columns or rows) that define it.

3. Identify the Tracks: To remove an "Area," firstly identify the tracks that form it. You'll notice that each track is labeled with letters for columns (e.g., A, B, C), and numbers for rows (e.g., 1, 2, 3) in the Grid Editor.

4. Remove the Tracks: To remove a track, simply click on it in the Grid Editor and press the "Delete" key on your keyboard. This will remove the track and any associated "Area" content.

5. Adjust Other Tracks: After removing a track, you may need to adjust the neighboring tracks to maintain the desired layout. You can resize tracks by dragging their edges in the Grid Editor or by specifying precise measurements in the grid settings.

6. Update the Grid: Once you have made the necessary adjustments to remove the pre-set "Area," click the "Save Grid" button in the Grid Editor to apply the changes to your element.

7. Review and Refine: Finally, preview your design to ensure that the removed "Area" no longer appears, and make any additional refinements if needed.

By following these steps, you should be able to remove a pre-set "Area" in Webflow's grid system and have full control over your grid layout. Remember to save your changes, and don't hesitate to experiment with different grid configurations to achieve your desired design.