Can I limit the width of a row in Webflow flexbox so that additional divs move to a second row?

Yes, you can limit the width of a row in Webflow flexbox so that additional divs move to a second row. Here's how you can achieve this:

1. Select the parent element (row) that contains the flex items.
2. In the Style panel, go to the Flexbox section.
3. Set the "Flex Direction" to "Row" (this is the default value, so it might already be set).
4. Set the "Wrap" property to "Wrap".
5. By default, flex items will try to fit within the available space. To limit the width of the row, you can set a "max-width" value on the parent element (row). This will restrict the width of the row, and any additional flex items will automatically move to a second row when there is not enough space horizontally.

To set the "max-width" property on the parent element (row):

1. Select the parent element (row).
2. In the Style panel, go to the Size section.
3. Set the "Max Width" property to the desired value. You can use percentages, pixels, or any other supported unit of measurement.
4. Additionally, you can set a "Padding" value on the parent element to create some spacing around the flex items.

By combining the flexbox properties and setting a max-width, you can create a responsive layout that adapts to different screen sizes. When the screen width decreases and the max-width is reached, the flex items will automatically move to a second row.

Remember to preview your design in different viewport sizes to ensure it looks as intended across various devices.