Webflow automatically adjusts grid layouts in different breakpoints, sometimes adding extra columns in tablet view. To manually control the grid, follow these steps:
1. Switch to Tablet View
- Click the Tablet icon in the Webflow Designer.
- Your navigation bar may have more columns than intended due to Webflow's auto-adjustments.
2. Adjust the Grid Layout
- Select the navigation bar that contains the unwanted columns.
- Go to the Style Panel (right sidebar).
- Find the Grid section.
3. Manually Define Grid Columns and Rows
- Set the columns count to 4 and rows count to 2 under the Grid Layout settings.
- Adjust column and row sizes as needed (e.g., using FR units or fixed pixel values).
4. Ensure Correct Element Placement
- Check how items are positioned within the grid.
- Drag and reposition items if necessary to avoid empty gaps.
5. Review Other Breakpoints
- Switch to Mobile landscape and portrait views to ensure the layout remains correct.
- Make further adjustments if needed.
Summary
Webflow may auto-adjust grid columns in tablet view, but you can override this by manually setting a 4-column, 2-row grid in the Style Panel. Ensure elements are positioned correctly and check other breakpoints for consistency.