To create a row with 5 columns in Webflow, you can use either a Grid or Flexbox layout. Here’s how to do it with both methods.
1. Use CSS Grid for 5 Equal Columns
- Drag a Section onto your canvas.
- Inside that section, add a Grid element.
- In the Grid settings panel, click “Edit Grid”.
- Set the columns to 5, and rows to 1.
- Set each column width to 1FR to make them equal.
- Add your content inside each of the 5 grid cells.
2. Use Flexbox for Custom Column Control
- Drag a Section onto the canvas.
- Inside it, add a Div Block and name it something like Row Wrapper.
- Set Display: Flex for the Div Block and choose Horizontal / Row direction.
- Set Justify: Space Between or Space Around if you want spacing between items.
- Add 5 Div Blocks inside the Row Wrapper to act as columns.
- Assign each a set percentage width, e.g., 20%, or use flex: 1 for equal sizing.
3. Ensure Responsiveness
- Use Media Queries in the Webflow Designer to adjust the layout on tablet and mobile:
- For mobile, you might want to stack the columns vertically (change Flex Direction to Vertical or reduce the number of columns in Grid).
Summary
Use Grid for a structured 5-column layout with full placement control, or Flexbox for simpler, equal-width columns with responsive flexibility. Both approaches work well in Webflow without custom code.