How can I ensure the blur effect in Webflow covers the entire div when using CSS styles like the one shown below?

To ensure that the blur effect covers the entire div in Webflow, you can use CSS styles in combination with Webflow's built-in features. Here's how you can achieve this:

1. Apply the blur effect to the div: In your CSS, you can use the `filter` property with the value `blur` to apply the blur effect. For example:
```css
.blur-div {
filter: blur(10px);
}
```
Make sure to replace `.blur-div` with the class name or selector of your div.

2. Set the div's dimensions: By default, a div will automatically adjust its dimensions based on its content. To ensure the blur effect covers the entire div, you can set explicit dimensions for your div. You can do this by either specifying a fixed width and height or using percentage values relative to the parent container. For example:
```css
.blur-div {
width: 100%;
height: 100vh; /* vh stands for viewport height - adjust as needed */
}
```
This example sets the width to 100% of the parent container and the height to 100% of the viewport height. Adjust the values based on your layout requirements.

3. Adjust the stacking order: If you have other elements inside the div that might overlap with the blurred content, you may need to adjust the stacking order to ensure the blur effect is visible on top. This can be done using the `z-index` property. For example:
```css
.blur-div {
position: relative;
z-index: 1;
}
```
Ensure that the `z-index` value is higher than any other elements that could potentially overlap.

4. Check for overflow: If your div has a fixed size and the blurred content is overflowing outside the div, you might need to make sure that the overflow is visible. By default, Webflow applies `overflow: hidden` to divs. To allow the blurred content to be visible, change the `overflow` property to `visible` or adjust it as needed. For example:
```css
.blur-div {
overflow: visible; /* or any other valid value */
}
```

By following these steps, you should be able to ensure that the blur effect covers the entire div in Webflow.