What could be causing the extra white space on the right side of the pages on mobile in this Webflow site?
In a Webflow site, there could be several reasons for the extra white space on the right side of the pages on mobile. Here are a few potential causes and solutions to fix this issue:
Overflow or width settings: Check if any elements on the page are set to overflow horizontally or have a fixed width that exceeds the viewport's width. To fix this, identify the element causing the issue and adjust its properties to fit within the viewport.
Hidden elements: Sometimes, elements that are hidden on larger screens but visible on mobile can cause extra white space. To resolve this, verify if any elements are set to display none or are hidden with the help of interactions or custom code. Make sure to adjust their properties accordingly for mobile devices.
Margins and paddings: If an element has excessive margins or paddings, it can cause the content to extend beyond the viewport's width. Review the margins and paddings of the elements, especially those within sections or containers. Adjust them to ensure they do not exceed the available space.
Breakpoints: Webflow allows you to design layouts for different screen sizes using breakpoints. It is possible that the issue with white space occurs only on a specific breakpoint. Check if any specific styling property at that particular breakpoint is causing the issue. Make the necessary adjustments to fix the problem.
Hidden scrollbar: By default, mobile browsers hide the scrollbar to provide a cleaner look. However, if there is content that extends beyond the viewport's width, it can result in extra white space. Enable the scrollbar in your project's settings to identify if this is the case. If so, you may need to adjust the layout or the content to fit within the viewport properly.
Custom code or CMS imbalance: If you have added custom code or used a CMS, it is possible that the issue is caused by the code itself or an imbalance in the data being displayed. Double-check any custom code or CMS elements used and ensure they are properly implemented without any errors or discrepancies.
Remember to test the changes on different mobile devices and screen sizes to ensure a consistent experience. If the issue persists, you might need to seek assistance in Webflow's community forums or consult with a Webflow expert.
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