How can I create a masonry grid with different images that adjust based on screen size and include headings and subheadings at the bottom left in Webflow?

Published on
October 9, 2023

To create a masonry grid with different images that adjust based on screen size and include headings and subheadings at the bottom left in Webflow, you can follow these steps:

  1. Create a new page or open an existing page in the Webflow Designer.

  2. Add a new section to your page by clicking the "+" icon in the left sidebar and select "Section".

  3. Customize the section settings to adjust the layout and sizing according to your preference.

  4. Inside the section, add a new "Collection List" by clicking the "+" icon in the left sidebar and selecting "Collection List".

  5. Connect the Collection List to a collection in your Webflow project by selecting the appropriate collection from the dropdown menu in the Collection List settings panel.

  6. Customize the Collection List settings, such as the number of items to display, the layout, and the order of the items.

  7. Inside the Collection List, add a new "Collection Item" by clicking the "+" icon in the left sidebar and selecting "Collection Item".

  8. Customize the Collection Item layout to include an image, a heading, and a subheading.

  9. To achieve the masonry grid layout, add a "Div Block" inside the Collection Item by clicking the "+" icon in the left sidebar and selecting "Div Block".

  10. Customize the Div Block settings to adjust the width and height of the images within the Collection Item.

  11. Set the image as a background image for the Div Block by selecting the Div Block and navigating to the Style panel. Under the Background Image section, upload the image and configure any additional settings as needed.

  12. To position the headings and subheadings at the bottom left of each item, select the Collection Item and navigate to the Style panel. Under the Position section, set the position to "Relative".

  13. Select the headings and subheadings within the Collection Item and adjust their position within the item by setting the appropriate margin or padding values.

  14. Preview and publish your page to see the masonry grid with different images that adjust based on screen size and include headings and subheadings at the bottom left.

Additional questions:

  1. How do I create a masonry grid in Webflow?
  2. Can I customize the layout of my collection items in Webflow?
  3. How can I add headings and subheadings to my collection items in Webflow?