Is the page width in Webflow fixed at 940px or can it be increased to at least 1170px?

In Webflow, the default page width is indeed set at 940px. However, you have complete control over the page width and you can easily increase it to at least 1170px or any other width you desire.

To modify the page width in Webflow, you can follow these steps:

1. Open your project in the Webflow Designer.
2. On the left-hand side panel, click on the top-level element (usually the `` element) in the Navigator panel. This will select the entire page.
3. In the right-hand style panel, navigate to the "Width" section.
4. By default, you'll see the width set to "Auto" or "940px". Simply click on the width value, delete it, and type in the desired width (e.g., "1170px").
5. As you edit the width, you'll notice that the page in the Designer instantly updates to reflect the new width.
6. Additionally, you can fine-tune the page width by specifying a maximum width or using percentage values instead of pixels.

Remember that changing the page width may impact the layout of your design, especially if your elements are positioned and sized based on the previous width. You might need to review and adjust the layout accordingly to ensure everything looks visually appealing and functions correctly on different devices and screen sizes.

By allowing you to customize the page width, Webflow empowers you to create responsive designs that adapt to different devices and screen resolutions, providing a seamless user experience across multiple platforms.