Is there a solution or alternative method for creating a hexagonal grid in Webflow that is compatible with Firefox and Edge?
Yes, there is a solution for creating a hexagonal grid in Webflow that is compatible with Firefox and Edge. Here's an alternative method that you can use:
Create a new div block in your Webflow project.
Set its position to "Relative" in the Position dropdown of the Element Settings panel.
Adjust the width and height of the div block to the size that you want for your hexagons.
Add a background color or an image to the div block to customize its appearance.
Use the CSS transform property to rotate the div block 30 degrees.
```css
transform: rotate(30deg);
```Duplicate the div block and arrange them in a grid pattern to form your hexagonal grid.
Adjust the positioning of each div block using the top, bottom, left, and right properties to align them properly.
Use CSS media queries to make the hexagonal grid responsive and adapt to different screen sizes.
Test your hexagonal grid in different browsers, including Firefox and Edge, to confirm compatibility.
By following these steps, you'll be able to create a hexagonal grid in Webflow that works well in Firefox and Edge. Remember to test your design thoroughly across different browsers and devices to ensure a seamless user experience.
Additional questions:
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- How do I make a hexagonal grid in Webflow compatible with Firefox and Edge?
