Why is my heading text in Webflow not breaking into a new line and overflowing instead?

There could be a few reasons why your heading text in Webflow is not breaking into a new line and instead overflowing.

1. Insufficient Width: One possible reason is that the container or parent element holding your heading text may not have enough width to accommodate the entire text. Check the width of the container and ensure that it is wide enough to fit the text without overflowing.

2. Fixed Width or Height: If the parent container has a fixed width or height, it can cause the heading text to overflow. In this case, you can either increase the width or height of the container, or you can consider using CSS properties like `word-wrap: break-word;` or `overflow-wrap: break-word;` to force the text to break and fit within the given dimensions.

3. No Word Break Opportunities: If your heading text consists of a long string of characters without any spaces or hyphens, the browser may not have any opportunities to break the text into multiple lines. In such cases, you can add soft hyphens (`­`) within the text to hint the browser to break the heading. Additionally, you can also use the CSS property `word-break: break-all;` to break the text at any character, even if it does not have a soft hyphen.

4. Text Overflow Properties: It is possible that the CSS properties applied to the heading text or its parent container are causing the overflow. Check if any properties like `text-overflow: ellipsis;` or `white-space: nowrap;` are being used. These properties restrict the text from breaking into multiple lines and can cause overflowing. Remove or adjust these properties if you want the text to wrap.

5. Font Size or Line Height: If the font size of your heading text is too large or the line height is too small, it can cause the text to overflow. Decrease the font size or increase the line height to allow the text to wrap properly.

I recommend inspecting the CSS properties applied to both the heading text element and its parent container using your browser's developer tools. This will help you identify any conflicting styles or properties that may be causing the issue.