Why are the 1st and the 5th containers in my Webflow 101 course not taking the full width of the viewport as they did before?

There could be several reasons why the 1st and 5th containers in your Webflow 101 course are not taking full width as they did before. Let's explore some possible causes and solutions:

1. Overlapping elements: Check if there are any elements within the 1st and 5th containers that might be overlapping and affecting their width. Overlapping elements with absolute positioning or negative margins can cause container width issues. Ensure that there are no conflicting elements or unnecessary spacing.

2. Container settings: Double-check the settings of the containers. Make sure that the width of the container is set to 100% or any desired value that covers the entire width of the viewport. Check if any custom width constraints or responsiveness settings have been accidentally applied which might restrict the container width.

3. Parent container settings: The parent container or the surrounding elements might have properties that are affecting the width of the 1st and 5th containers. Look at the properties of the parent element, such as padding, margins, or width constraints, and ensure that they are not unintentionally restricting the width of the child containers.

4. Breakpoints and responsive design: Check if the width issue occurs only at certain breakpoints. It's possible that the responsive settings of the containers are causing them to adjust their width on specific device sizes. In this case, you may need to adjust the width or responsiveness settings for those breakpoints to get the desired full-width effect.

5. CSS conflicts or custom code: If you have any custom CSS or code applied to the affected containers or their parent elements, it's important to review that code as it may be affecting the width. Ensure that there are no conflicting styles that override the container's width. Temporarily remove any custom code to check if it resolves the width issue.

6. Webflow updates or changes: It's worth noting that Webflow occasionally releases updates or changes to the platform. While they strive to maintain backwards compatibility, it's possible that certain updates might affect the behavior of existing projects. Review the Webflow Changelog or community forums to see if any recent changes could be responsible for the width issue.

If you're unable to identify the cause of the width issue, it can be helpful to share your project's read-only link with the Webflow community or support team. They can take a closer look at your project's settings and provide specific guidance tailored to your situation.