To ensure that text inside a Webflow Dropdown's Question adapts fluidly on resize and doesn’t overflow past margins, you'll need to apply responsive styling and avoid fixed widths. Here's how to do it:
1. Use a Flexible Container for the Dropdown Question
- Select the element that contains the Question text (this could be a
div
, button
, or link block
). - In the Style panel, set a max width in percentages (e.g., max-width: 100%) instead of using fixed pixel values.
- Set Display to Block or Flex depending on layout needs.
2. Enable Text Wrapping
- For the text element (typically a Heading or Text Block) within the Question:
- Ensure that white-space is set to normal (not nowrap).
- This allows the text to wrap onto multiple lines instead of expanding the container width.
3. Verify Padding and Margin Settings
- Check that any padding or margin applied to the Question container or text isn’t too wide for smaller viewports.
- Use relative units (%, em, vw) or set consistent left/right padding (e.g., 20px on both sides) to keep spacing manageable as screen widths shrink.
4. Use vw
or Relative Font Sizes
- Set the font size using relative units like vw, em, or rem to help text scale naturally with different screen sizes.
- Example: font-size: 2vw allows text to shrink/grow based on viewport width.
5. Set Proper Overflow Behavior
- On the Question container, set Overflow: Visible or Auto. Avoid Overflow: Hidden unless necessary.
- This lets wrapped text remain visible rather than clipped.
6. Preview on All Breakpoints
- Use Webflow's Responsive Mode to preview the design at different screen sizes (Desktop, Tablet, Mobile Landscape, Mobile Portrait).
- Make padding, margin, and font adjustments as necessary for each breakpoint for optimal readability.
Summary
To keep dropdown question text responsive in Webflow, use fluid width containers, enable text wrapping, apply relative font sizes, and ensure clean padding/margin settings. Always preview across breakpoints to fine-tune responsiveness.