How can I resolve the issue in Webflow where a CMS item in a filtered collection list becomes skinny when there is only one result, while using Jetboost for filtering?

If you're using Jetboost for filtering in Webflow and experiencing an issue where a CMS item in a filtered collection list becomes skinny when there is only one result, there are a few potential solutions you can try.

1. Adjust the layout settings: Check the width settings of the CMS item and its parent elements. Ensure that the width is not set to a fixed value that may cause the item to become skinny. Instead, consider using percentage values or auto width to allow the item to adapt to different content lengths.

2. Utilize flexbox or grid: Consider using flexbox or grid layout instead of traditional box model layout. These layout systems provide more flexibility in handling different content lengths. Set the appropriate flex or grid properties to allow the items to expand and fill the available space.

3. Add a minimum width: Apply a minimum width to the CMS item or its container element. This will prevent the item from becoming too skinny when there is limited content. Use CSS properties like `min-width` to define a minimum width value that ensures the item retains a reasonable width.

4. Add empty placeholder elements: If the issue is caused by the absence of content in the filtered CMS item, you can add empty placeholder elements to maintain consistent spacing and layout. These placeholders can be hidden or displayed conditionally based on the filtered result count using interactions or custom code.

5. Review custom code: If you have added custom code, check if it is interfering with the layout or styling of the filtered CMS item. Remove or modify any code that may conflict with the desired layout behavior.

6. Contact Jetboost support: If the issue persists, reach out to Jetboost's support team for assistance. They may have specific recommendations or updates to their filtering system to address the issue.

Remember to test any changes you make across different screen sizes and scenarios to ensure consistent and responsive behavior.