How can I make a Div Block take full width within a parent element using Webflow, specifically when the parent element's width is set to a maximum of 1100px and the layout display is set to flexbox?

To make a Div Block take full width within a parent element that has a maximum width (like 1100px) and a Flexbox layout, you need to override certain default behaviors within Flexbox.

1. Set the Parent Element

• Ensure the parent element (e.g., a Section or Container) has:
• Display: Flex
• Direction set to Vertical (Column) if you want the items to stack.
• Max Width: 1100px
• Optionally, set margin: auto on left/right to center it horizontally.

2. Configure the Div Block

• Select the Div Block you want to stretch full width.
• Set the following styles:
• Width: 100%
• Flex Child: Grow if possible (under the Layout > Flex Child section in the Style panel)
• Minimum Width: 0 (optional, but prevents overflow issues)

3. Avoid Conflicts from Container Components

• If your Div Block is inside a Webflow Container element, note that Containers have a default max-width and padding.
• If full width within the parent is still not happening, use a Section or Div Block instead of the Container component as the parent.

4. Check for Padding and Margins

• Verify that no padding or margin is applied on the Div or parent that would reduce the apparent width.
• Remove any default padding applied by Webflow’s Container component if used.

Summary

Set the child Div Block to width: 100% and enable flex-grow, ensuring the parent Flexbox is in column direction with max-width: 1100px. Avoid restrictive containers or paddings that might limit width expansion.