How can I identify which element is causing overflow on my Webflow layout and how can I fix it on mobile devices?

To identify which element is causing overflow on your Webflow layout, you can use the Webflow Designer tool. Follow these steps:

1. Open your project in the Webflow Designer.
2. Navigate to the affected page or section where you notice the overflow.
3. Click on the "View Options" button located at the top left corner of the Designer panel.
4. Enable the "Overflow" option by clicking on it. This will highlight any element that is causing overflow on your page.
5. Inspect the highlighted elements to determine which one is causing the issue.

Once you've identified the element causing overflow, you can take the following steps to fix it on mobile devices:

1. Select the element that is causing overflow.
2. Go to the Styles panel on the right-hand side of the Designer.
3. In the "Size" section, find the "Overflow" property and set it to "Hidden".
4. If you want the content within the element to be scrollable on mobile devices, set the "Overflow" property to "Scroll" instead.
5. Review the changes in the Designer to ensure the overflow is fixed on mobile devices.
6. Remember to test the layout on different mobile devices to ensure the fix is applied consistently across all screen sizes.

In some cases, the overflow issue may be caused by multiple elements or a parent element rather than a single element. In such scenarios, you may need to identify and fix the overflow on multiple elements or adjust the layout structure accordingly.

By following these steps, you can identify the element causing overflow on your Webflow layout and apply the necessary changes to fix it on mobile devices.

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