What is causing the issue of divs overlapping in Webflow?

Divs overlapping in Webflow can be caused by several factors. Here are some of the common causes and solutions to address this issue:

1. Incorrect positioning: Incorrectly positioning your divs, such as using absolute or fixed positioning without specifying the correct coordinates, can cause overlapping. To fix this, make sure you use proper positioning properties like relative or static positioning, and adjust the margins or padding as needed.

2. Insufficient container size: If the container of the divs is not large enough to accommodate the content, it can lead to overlapping. To resolve this, check the size of the container and adjust it accordingly to fit all the elements properly.

3. Z-index conflicts: The z-index property determines the stack order of elements on the page. If two or more divs have conflicting z-index values, it can cause overlapping. To resolve this, assign appropriate z-index values to the divs, ensuring that higher values appear above lower values.

4. CSS conflicts: Sometimes, conflicting CSS rules can cause divs to overlap. This can happen when CSS selectors or properties are applied to multiple divs in a way that conflicts with each other. To fix this, review and consolidate your CSS rules, making sure they don't contradict each other.

5. Floating elements: Divs with floating elements can sometimes lead to overlapping if they are not properly cleared or contained. To fix this, use the clear property or apply a clearfix class to the parent container to ensure that it stretches to accommodate the floated elements.

6. Responsive design issues: Overlapping divs can occur when the layout is not responsive, causing elements to overlap on different screen sizes. To address this, use responsive design techniques such as media queries or flexbox/grid layouts to ensure that your divs adjust and stack appropriately on different devices.

By identifying the specific cause of the divs overlapping and applying the appropriate solution, you can resolve the issue and ensure that your layout displays correctly in Webflow.

Additional Questions:

1. How can I position divs correctly in Webflow?
2. What is the purpose of z-index in Webflow?
3. How can I create a responsive layout in Webflow without divs overlapping?