How can I prevent horizontal overflow in the DIV containing my image in Webflow?

To prevent horizontal overflow in the <div> containing your image in Webflow, you can apply a combination of CSS properties and Webflow's built-in features. Here's a step-by-step guide:

1. Wrap the image inside a <div> container: Start by enclosing the <img> tag within a <div> element. This allows you to have better control over the container and apply styles specifically to it.

2. Set the container's CSS position property: In Webflow, you can easily adjust the position property using the Style panel. Select the <div> container, navigate to the Style panel, scroll to the Position section, and make sure the position property is set to relative or absolute.

3. Enable overflow control: Still in the Style panel, scroll down to the Overflow section. By default, it should be set to visible. To prevent horizontal overflowing of the image, change the value to hidden. This will cut off any content that exceeds the container's boundaries.

4. Define the container's width: In the Style panel, find the Sizing section and adjust the container's width accordingly. Ensure that the width of the container is set to a value that will contain the image without causing horizontal overflow. You can specify a pixel value, percentage, or use the auto value to automatically adjust the width based on its content.

5. Apply any necessary adjustments: If you find that the image is still causing horizontal overflow, you may need to make additional modifications. Here are a few possible adjustments:

• Reduce the size of the image: Use an image editing software or an online tool to resize the image to a smaller dimension that fits within the container.
• Add padding to the container: Increase the container's width by adding left and right padding. This can help create space for the image within the container and prevent overflow.

Remember to preview and test your website to ensure that there is no noticeable horizontal overflow in the image container. With these steps, you should be able to prevent horizontal overflow in the <div> containing your image in Webflow.

Additional questions:

1. How do I adjust the position property in Webflow?
2. What are some other ways to control content overflow in Webflow?
3. Can I prevent horizontal overflow without resizing the image in Webflow?