How can I make my sections responsive in Webflow without overflowing the shape and text in the mobile version?

To ensure your sections and text are fully responsive in Webflow without overflowing on mobile devices, follow these steps:

1. Use Flexbox or Grid for Layout

• Go to the Style panel for the section or container.
• Set Display to Flexbox (Wrap on) or Grid, ensuring content adjusts to smaller screens.
• Use Justify and Align settings to control content positioning.

2. Set Proper Width & Max Width

• Use percentage (%) width or VW (viewport width) instead of fixed pixels for containers.
• Set Max Width (e.g., 100%) to prevent overflow on smaller screens.

3. Enable Auto-Wrapping for Text

• Select the text element and set “Overflow” to “Hidden” or “Auto” under the Style panel.
• Use VW (Viewport Width) units for text sizing instead of fixed pixels.
• Test different screen sizes in Webflow’s responsive preview mode.

4. Reduce Padding & Margins on Mobile

• Switch to the mobile breakpoint.
• Adjust padding and margin values to ensure content stays within the viewport.
• Avoid large fixed margins (use % or EM units instead).

5. Use REM/EM for Font Sizes

• Set font sizes in REM or EM instead of pixels (PX) to scale text automatically.
• Example: 1.2rem instead of 20px allows text to adapt to browser settings.

6. Use Webflow’s Breakpoints

• Click on different breakpoints in Webflow’s designer (Tablet, Mobile Landscape, Mobile Portrait).
• Adjust section layouts specifically for smaller screens.

Summary

Use flexbox or grid, avoid fixed widths, enable text wrapping, and adjust padding/margins in the mobile breakpoint. Always test in preview mode to ensure sections don't overflow.