Why is my website not displaying correctly on tablet and mobile devices when using Webflow?

There can be several reasons why a website built with Webflow may not display correctly on tablet and mobile devices. Here are some potential causes and solutions to address this issue:

1. Viewport settings: Ensure that the viewport settings in the head section of your HTML code are properly configured. Specifically, you need to include the following meta tag: <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">. This tag helps browsers properly adapt the website's layout to different screen sizes.

2. Responsive design: Verify that your website's design is built using responsive design principles. In Webflow, you can use breakpoints to define different layouts for various screen sizes. Double-check that you have created appropriate breakpoints for tablet and mobile devices and have defined the necessary layout adjustments for each breakpoint.

3. Element positioning: Inspect each element on your website to ensure that they are correctly positioned and sized relative to the viewport. Make sure to avoid using fixed pixel values for positioning elements as they may not scale properly on different devices. Instead, use percentage values or relative units such as em or rem.

4. Overflow issues: On smaller screens, it's important to ensure that your website's content fits within the viewport without horizontal scrolling. Check that none of your elements are causing horizontal overflow. If they are, consider adjusting the element's size or applying CSS properties like overflow-x: hidden to prevent the overflow.

5. Browser compatibility: Test your website on different browsers and devices to ensure compatibility. Some browsers may have specific rendering issues that could affect how your site appears on tablet and mobile devices. Webflow provides a built-in browser preview feature that allows you to test your website on multiple devices and browsers.

6. CSS conflicts: If you have custom CSS code added to your Webflow project, it's possible that it is causing conflicts or overrides with the default styles provided by Webflow. Review your custom CSS and ensure it is not interfering with the responsive behavior of your website.

7. External code: If you have embedded any third-party code or scripts on your website, make sure they are not causing any conflicts or layout issues. Sometimes, poorly written or incompatible code can disrupt the proper display on tablet and mobile devices. Temporarily removing or disabling external code can help identify if it is the cause of the problem.

8. Testing tools: Take advantage of Webflow's various testing tools and features, such as the built-in responsive preview, breakpoints preview, and the ability to publish the website on a temporary staging domain. Utilize these tools to test and diagnose display issues on different devices.

By addressing these potential causes and implementing the corresponding solutions, you should be able to resolve display issues on tablet and mobile devices when using Webflow.

Additional Questions:

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