What options are available in Webflow for placing two div boxes next to each other, with one being a Flexbox Div and the other potentially being one? Is there a way to achieve this without coding by creating a parent flexbox to hold both divs vertically?

Yes, you can definitely achieve the layout you're describing in Webflow without coding by utilizing a combination of Flexbox and other layout options.

To place two div boxes next to each other, with one being a Flexbox div and the other potentially being one, you can follow these steps:

1. Create a parent container: Start by creating a parent div container that will hold both of your div boxes. Set its display property to "flex" to enable Flexbox layout.

2. Add the first div (Flexbox div): Inside the parent container, add your first div box that you want to use as a Flexbox div. Set its display property to "flex" as well. This will allow you to apply Flexbox properties to control the alignment and spacing of its child elements.

3. Add the second div (non-Flexbox div): Next, add the second div box that you want to position next to the Flexbox div. Since this div does not need to be a part of the Flexbox layout, you can leave its display property as the default, which is typically "block".

4. Adjust positioning and alignment: To position the second div box next to the Flexbox div, you can use Flexbox properties on the parent container. For example, you can use the `justify-content` property with a value of "space-between" to create space between the two div boxes. You can also use the `align-items` property to control the vertical alignment of the div boxes if needed.

5. Customize additional styling: Finally, you can add any additional styling, such as width, height, background color, margin, padding, etc., to both div boxes as per your design requirements.

By following these steps, you can create a layout where one div box behaves as a Flexbox div and the other div box is positioned next to it without being a part of the Flexbox layout. This way, you can achieve the desired layout without the need for coding or creating a separate parent Flexbox container for each div box.