You're trying to customize a navigation bar layout in Webflow's tablet view, but auto-generated columns are interfering. Here's how to remove excess columns and manually define a layout with 4 columns and 2 rows.
1. Switch to Tablet View
- Open Webflow Designer.
- At the top center, click the tablet icon to enter tablet breakpoint mode.
2. Identify the Container or Grid
- Click to select the navigation container or grid you're working with.
- Use the Navigator panel if needed to ensure you've selected the correct element.
3. Delete Auto-Generated Columns
- If you're using a Grid, Webflow may auto-generate columns based on content.
- Select the Grid, then in the Right Panel (Style tab):
- Go to the Layout section under Grid.
- Click the Edit Grid button.
- Hover over any unwanted columns and click the trash icon to delete them.
- Keep exactly 4 columns and ensure the grid has 2 rows (you can add a second row if needed).
4. Place Navigation Links
- Drag and drop your Nav Link or Text Link elements into each grid cell.
- You can use Grid Child Settings (under Style tab) to place each link in a specific row and column if needed.
5. Disable Auto Layout Behavior
- If you've applied any Auto layout (Flexbox) to parent containers, ensure it's not causing content to wrap or overflow unexpectedly.
- For the grid container, verify that "Auto-fit" or "Auto-fill" options aren't used in the column definition.
6. Adjust Responsiveness
- After setting up the 4 columns and 2 rows layout:
- Test in landscape and portrait tablet modes.
- Adjust widths, padding, and alignment to ensure everything fits cleanly within the container.
Summary
To create a custom 4-column, 2-row navigation layout in Webflow tablet view, switch to the tablet breakpoint, manually edit the Grid layout to remove extra columns, and place each nav item precisely. This ensures a controlled and responsive layout without auto-generated columns interfering.