What can I do to resolve issues with inconsistent widths of sections and divs on my Webflow site, such as category titles not being centered, blank space on the right side, and footer and CTA section not spanning the entire width of the page?

To resolve issues with inconsistent widths of sections and divs on your Webflow site, follow these steps:

1. Check for conflicting width settings:

• Inspect the elements using the browser developer tools to identify any conflicting width or margin settings that might be causing the issue.
• Make sure that the width of each container, section, and div is set to either a fixed pixel size or a percentage value that adds up to 100%.
• Check if any unnecessary margins or padding are causing elements to exceed their expected width.

1. Use a grid or flexbox layout:

• Utilize the Webflow's built-in grid or flexbox layout to easily create consistent and responsive designs.
• Apply a grid layout to the parent container and set the desired number of columns and gaps between them.
• Alternatively, use flexbox to align items within a container and distribute any remaining space equally.

1. Adjust alignment and centering:

• If category titles are not centered, make sure to apply the appropriate text-align:center rule to the container or div containing the titles.
• For instances where there is excessive space on the right side, check for any unwanted padding or margin settings. Adjust the padding and margin values accordingly to remove the extra space.

1. Ensure full-width footer and CTA sections:

• First, check if the parent container of the footer and CTA section has a max-width property set, preventing them from spanning the entire width. If so, set the max-width to 100%.
• Confirm that the width of the footer and CTA section themselves is set to 100%.
• If any elements inside the footer or CTA section have width constraints, remove or adjust them to allow the sections to span the full width.

1. Test and optimize responsiveness:

• Preview your site on different screen sizes to ensure that the widths of sections and divs remain consistent and responsive.
• Use Webflow's responsive breakpoints and make any necessary adjustments to ensure a seamless experience across devices.

By following these steps, you should be able to resolve issues with inconsistent widths of sections and divs on your Webflow site. Remember to preview and thoroughly test your changes to ensure a consistent design and layout.

Additional Questions:

1. How can I fix alignment issues in Webflow?
2. What is the difference between Webflow's grid and flexbox layout?
3. How can I optimize my Webflow site for responsiveness?