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

The page width in Webflow is not fixed at 940px, and you can increase it to at least 1170px or any custom width you prefer. Webflow allows full control over container widths and responsive layouts.

1. Adjusting the Container Width

• By default, Webflow’s Container element is set to a maximum width of 940px.
• To increase it, use a custom Div Block instead of the default Container, and set its max-width to 1170px or more.
• Alternatively, override the default Container styles by selecting it and increasing the max-width in the Style panel.

2. Using a Custom Max-Width

• If you need a larger design, set a custom “Wrapper” div with a max-width of 1170px, 1280px, or even Full (100%), depending on your layout needs.
• Use percentage-based widths (e.g., 80% or 90%) for fluid responsiveness.

3. Ensuring Responsive Behavior

• Check breakpoints in Webflow to see how the layout adjusts across different screen sizes.
• If using a custom container, include padding/margins to avoid content touching the screen edges on smaller devices.

Summary

Webflow’s default container is 940px, but you can increase it to 1170px or wider using a custom max-width setting or by replacing the default Container with a Div Block. Always check responsiveness to ensure a good user experience across screen sizes.