How can I make the text in the Questions of the Dropdown component in Webflow adapt fluidly when the viewport is resized, without spilling past the margin?

To ensure that the text inside the Questions of a Dropdown component in Webflow adapts fluidly when resizing the viewport, follow these steps:

1. Use a Flexible Text Container

• Wrap your text inside a div block with a defined max-width rather than using a rigid px width.
• Set width: 100% to allow the text to fill the parent container while respecting margins.

2. Enable Auto-Wrapping

• Ensure the text doesn’t overflow by setting white-space: normal in the text block’s style settings.
• Use word-break: break-word if necessary, so long text automatically wraps within the parent container.

3. Set Responsive Typography

• Use VW (viewport width) or REM units instead of fixed pixel sizes (px).
• A good setting might be font-size: 3vw (adjust as necessary based on your design).
• Alternatively, use Webflow’s built-in breakpoints to modify text size at different viewport widths.

4. Adjust Padding & Margins

• Ensure that margins don't squeeze text too tightly—try padding: 5-10% on the sides inside the dropdown container.
• If text still overflows, check that overflow: hidden is disabled so the text remains visible.

5. Test Across Different Viewports

• In Webflow’s Designer, use the responsive preview tool (Shift + P) to check how the text behaves at different screen sizes.
• Adjust font sizes, padding, or max-width settings as needed.

Summary

To make the Questions text inside a Dropdown component responsive, use a flexible width container, auto-wrapping text settings, responsive font sizes, and proper margins/padding. Adjust using Webflow’s responsive tools to refine the design for different screen sizes.