What combination of elements and classes should I use to create a responsive header in Webflow with a maximum width of 1400 pixels?

To create a responsive header in Webflow with a maximum width of 1400 pixels, you can use a combination of elements and classes. Here's how you can do it:

1. Create a Section element for the header:

• Drag and drop a Section element onto your page.
• In the Settings panel, set the width to 100%.
• Set the maximum width to 1400 pixels.
• Add any desired styling, such as background color or padding, to the Section element.

1. Add a Container element for the header content:

• Inside the Section element, drag and drop a Container element.
• In the Settings panel, set the width to 100%.
• Set the maximum width to the desired value, which in this case is 1400 pixels.
• Customize the styling of the Container element as needed.

1. Add your header content:

• Inside the Container element, add your header content using appropriate elements like headings, navigation menus, logos, etc.

1. Apply classes for responsive design:

• To make the header responsive, you can apply classes to the elements within the Container element.
• Use Webflow's built-in class options or create custom classes to set different styling for different breakpoints (e.g., desktop, tablet, mobile).
• For example, you can create a class for the navigation menu that changes its layout or style on smaller screens.
• Use the responsive design options in the Styles panel to set breakpoints and customize the appearance of your header for each breakpoint.

By combining these elements and classes, you can create a responsive header in Webflow with a maximum width of 1400 pixels that adapts to different screen sizes and maintains a consistent layout and design.

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