How to fix the issue of a Webflow site extending beyond the bottom of the browser when using 100vh or fixed position for elements?

If your Webflow site is extending beyond the bottom of the browser when using 100vh or fixed position for elements, there are a few possible solutions you can try.

1. Check for Overflow: First, make sure that none of the parent containers or sections have an overflow property set to "hidden" or "scroll." If any of these containers have a fixed height, it could restrict the height of the content and cause it to extend beyond the browser window.

2. Remove Extra Padding and Margin: Excessive padding or margin on elements can also cause the site to overflow beyond the browser window. Check each container and element to ensure there is no unnecessary spacing that is pushing the content down or causing it to extend beyond the visible area.

3. Use Min-Height Instead of Height: Instead of using a fixed height value for elements, try using min-height instead. This allows the element to grow vertically as needed while still maintaining a minimum height. By using min-height, you can avoid issues where the content extends beyond the browser window.

4. Adjust Box Sizing: Set the CSS box-sizing property to "border-box" for elements that are causing the issue. This ensures that padding and border are included within the element's total height and width, preventing them from adding extra space to the content and causing overflow.

5. Utilize Webflow's Flexbox or Grid: Webflow's built-in Flexbox and Grid systems provide powerful layout controls. Using these layout options can help you build responsive designs without encountering issues of elements extending beyond the browser window. Consider restructuring your layout using these tools to avoid the problem altogether.

6. Test on Different Devices and Browsers: Sometimes, the issue might be specific to certain devices or browsers. Make sure to test your site on multiple devices and browsers to identify if it's a general problem or specific to a particular environment. This can help you pinpoint the cause and tailor your solution accordingly.

Remember to preview and test your site after implementing any changes to ensure that the issue is resolved and the content no longer extends beyond the bottom of the browser.