If the text is not wrapping within a div in Webflow, causing it to expand vertically in mobile view, there are a few potential reasons for this issue:
1. Insufficient width of the div: Check if the width of the div container is set to a fixed value that is too narrow for the text. In this case, you can increase the width of the div container to accommodate the text properly.
2. Overflow property: The overflow property of the div container might be set to "visible" or "scroll," which will allow the content to overflow and expand the div vertically. To fix this, you can set the overflow property to "hidden" or "auto" depending on your needs.
3. CSS box-sizing property: By default, the box-sizing property in Webflow is set to "content-box," which can cause the width of the div container to exclude padding and borders. This can lead to unexpected behavior when text is forced to wrap due to insufficient width. Changing the box-sizing property to "border-box" will include padding and borders in the specified width and can help resolve this issue.
4. Forced line breaks: Check if there are any forced line breaks (such as `
` tags) within the text content of the div container. These line breaks can disrupt the natural flow of the text and prevent it from wrapping correctly. Remove any unnecessary line breaks to allow the text to wrap naturally.
5. Text alignment: If the text is set to be aligned to the center or right within the div container, it may cause the text to overflow and expand vertically. Ensure that the text alignment is set to "left" or "justified" to prevent this issue.
6. CSS media queries: It's also possible that there are specific CSS rules applied within media queries that are affecting the behavior of the text in mobile view. Make sure to check if there are any conflicting styles or restrictions specifically targeting smaller screen sizes.
By reviewing these potential causes, you can identify and resolve the issue of text not wrapping within a div in Webflow, causing it to expand vertically in mobile view.