How can I prevent white space from being added to the outermost columns when grouping and stretching images in a grid using Webflow?

To prevent white space from being added to the outermost columns when grouping and stretching images in a grid using Webflow, you can make use of a couple of techniques. Here's what you can do:

1. Adjust the grid settings:

• Select the grid element by clicking on it.
• In the Styles panel, click on the "Grid" section.
• Set the "Grid" property to "auto" under the "Columns" section. This will ensure that the grid adjusts its columns based on the content it contains.

1. Adjust the image settings:

• Click on one of the images within the grid.
• In the Styles panel, click on the "Image" section.
• Set the "Width" property to "100%". This will make sure that the image stretches to fill the available space within its column.

1. Add a negative margin:

• Click on the grid element to select it.
• In the Styles panel, click on the "Layout" section.
• In the "Margin" field, add a negative value that matches the padding you have set for the grid's parent element. For example, if the parent element has a padding of 20px, you can add a margin of -20px to the grid. This will effectively remove any extra space added by the grid columns.

By implementing these techniques, you can prevent white space from being added to the outermost columns when grouping and stretching images in a grid using Webflow.

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