Why is the paragraph text in my Webflow CMS not taking up the full width, even though all parent elements are set to 100%?

There can be several reasons why the paragraph text in your Webflow CMS is not taking up the full width, even though all parent elements are set to 100%. Here are some possible explanations and solutions:

1. Padding or margin: Check if there is any padding or margin added to the paragraph element or its parent elements. These properties can reduce the available width for the text to display. Make sure to set the padding and margin to 0 for both the paragraph element and its parent elements.

2. Width limitations: Verify if there are any width constraints set on the paragraph element or its parent elements. For example, a parent container might have a fixed width instead of being set to 100% of the screen. Adjust the width properties accordingly to ensure the full width is utilized.

3. Overflow or text wrapping: If overflow or text wrapping properties are incorrectly set on the paragraph element or its parent elements, it may affect how the text is displayed and limit its width. Make sure that overflow is set to "visible" and that the text is not set to wrap or truncate prematurely.

4. Float or other positioning properties: Check for any float or positioning properties such as float, absolute or relative positioning that may affect the layout of the paragraph element or its parent elements. Incorrectly positioned elements can prevent the text from taking up the full width. Adjust the positioning properties as needed.

5. Other conflicting styles: It's possible that there are conflicting styles or custom CSS rules affecting the paragraph element or its parent elements. Review the styles applied to these elements and inspect for any conflicting rules. Remove or adjust any conflicting styles to ensure the full width is utilized.

Remember to preview any changes made and test on different devices or screen sizes to ensure the paragraph text consistently takes up the full width.