Quick Stack in Webflow may behave unexpectedly on small mobile sizes if its content isn't wrapping correctly or if its container settings restrict its growth. Here’s why this happens and how to fix it:
Quick Stacks use fixed internal layouts, often resembling flexible grid or flexbox behavior. If the inner text doesn’t wrap but gets cut off, it’s likely because:
Width or min-width is restricted either on the Quick Stack or its child elements.
No wrapping behavior is enabled. Certain text blocks or inline elements may have white-space: nowrap
applied either by default or inherited.
Fix it by:
Selecting the child text element, go to the Style Panel, and ensure:
Verify that the Quick Stack’s container is set to auto width/height and not fixed.
On mobile landscape, Quick Stack cells may appear small if:
The maximum width of the container is limited, perhaps via px or % values.
There are padding/margin rules that collapse the available content area.
Or the direction (row/column) structure doesn’t adjust with breakpoints.
Fix it by:
Inspecting Quick Stack settings at Mobile Landscape breakpoint.
Check if the Quick Stack or parent div has a fixed width/max-width; change to 100%
or auto
.
Ensure padding or margin is not creating excessive dead space or overflow issues.
Sometimes styles applied in the Desktop or Tablet breakpoints are inherited without adjustment in Mobile Landscape.
Use the Navigator and Style panel to check each element’s settings on every breakpoint.
Recommended:
Within Designer, select Mobile Landscape breakpoint view.
Manually review the Quick Stack container and each child element’s layout properties.
Use the overflow property (visible/hidden/scroll/auto) carefully, particularly on smaller viewports.
Quick Stack issues on mobile usually stem from fixed widths, nowrap settings, or improper responsive behavior settings at lower breakpoints. Always check and adjust text wrapping, container widths, and flex direction for mobile views to ensure a smooth, responsive layout.