If you're experiencing an issue where only the first element is scrolling horizontally and the others aren't in Webflow, there are a few possible solutions you can try. Here are a couple of suggestions:
1. Check the parent container: Make sure the parent container of the elements you want to scroll horizontally has the correct settings. You can do this by selecting the parent container and checking its overflow property. It should be set to "auto" or "scroll" for horizontal scrolling to work properly. Additionally, ensure that the container has a fixed width and height that can accommodate the child elements.
2. Verify the child elements: Double-check the child elements within the parent container. Each child element should have a set width that is smaller than the parent container's width. If the child elements have a percentage-based width, make sure the total width of all child elements doesn't exceed 100% of the parent container's width.
3. Check for conflicting styles: Sometimes, conflicting styles can interfere with the expected behavior of elements. Check if there are any conflicting styles or conflicting interactions applied to the parent or child elements. In some cases, removing or adjusting conflicting styles can resolve the issue with horizontal scrolling.
4. Review custom code: If you've added custom code to your project, particularly related to scrolling or layout, it's worth reviewing that code for any potential conflicts or errors. Custom code, especially CSS or JavaScript, can sometimes cause unexpected behavior like this.
5. Test on different devices and browsers: It may also be helpful to test your website on different devices and browsers to see if the issue persists universally or if it's specific to a particular environment. This can help identify if the problem is related to certain browser-specific quirks or inconsistencies.
If none of these solutions solve your issue, it may be helpful to provide more specific details about your project setup or consider reaching out to Webflow's support team for further assistance.