Is there a way to make images ignore column padding in Webflow without setting their width manually or using separate divs? Providing the images with 72px padding left and right inside a rich text block is also not preferred due to limitations in reordering and organizing. Is there a solution for this? Thank you!

Yes, there is a solution for this in Webflow. You can use the CSS calc() function to adjust the width of the images in such a way that they ignore the column padding without the need to set their width manually or use separate divs.

Here's how you can achieve this:

1. Select the rich text block or the parent container where the images are placed.
2. Apply a negative left and right margin equal to the desired column padding. For example, if the column padding is 72px, you would apply a margin of -72px on both sides.
3. Next, select the images within the rich text block and give them a width of 100%. This ensures that the images take up the full width of their parent container.
4. Lastly, apply a padding value equal to the desired column padding to the parent container of the images. This will create the padding effect around the images without affecting their actual width.

By using negative margins to counteract the column padding and setting the image width to 100%, you can effectively make the images ignore the column padding without the need for manual width adjustments or separate divs.

This solution allows you to maintain flexibility in reordering and organizing the images within the rich text block, as the images will automatically adjust their width to fit the available space.