Can I limit the width of a row in Webflow flexbox so that additional divs move to a second row?
TL;DR
- Set the parent div to Flexbox, enable Wrap, and adjust Justify settings as needed.
- Set a Max Width on the parent container (e.g.,
600px) and ensure its width is100%or a percentage. - Define child div widths using fixed or percentage values, ensuring they can shrink if needed.
- Test responsiveness by adjusting widths and stacking elements on smaller viewports.
- With these settings, child divs will wrap to a second row once space runs out.
Yes, you can limit the width of a row in a Webflow flexbox so that additional divs wrap to a second row when the space runs out. Here's how:
1. Set the Parent Div to Flexbox
- Select the parent div that contains your child elements.
- Go to Display settings and set it to Flexbox.
2. Adjust Flex Settings
- Set Direction to Horizontal (default).
- Enable Wrap by selecting Wrap under Flex settings.
- Set Justify to Start, Center, or Space Between depending on your layout needs.
3. Limit the Row's Width
- Set a specific Max Width on the parent container (e.g.,
600px). - Ensure the Width is set to
100%or an appropriate percentage.
4. Control Child Element Width
- Set each child div to a fixed or percentage width (e.g.,
30%or200px). - Ensure the min-width allows elements to shrink if necessary.
5. Verify Responsiveness
- Switch to tablet and mobile viewports.
- Adjust element widths or enable column stacking for better responsiveness.
Summary
To make divs wrap within a Webflow flexbox row, enable Flex Wrap, set a Max Width for the parent, and adjust child widths accordingly. The elements will automatically move to a second row when there’s no more space.