To optimize the responsiveness of columns and display 4 services per row on mobile in Webflow, you need to adjust your layout structure and use Flexbox or Grid strategically.
1. Use Grid or Flex for Layout Control
- Grid gives you exact control over rows and columns.
- Flexbox is more dynamic but makes row counts more responsive to content width.
- Use Grid if you need precisely 4 items per row, even on mobile.
2. Adjust Grid or Flex Settings
If using Grid:
Set the grid layout to have 4 columns and 1 row.
In the mobile breakpoint, reduce the number of columns if needed (optional), or set explicit column size (e.g., 25% width each).
Under Element settings, make sure items don’t overflow or stack oddly.
If using Flex:
Set the container to display: flex and wrap: wrap.
On mobile landscape and portrait views, set each service card/item to width: 25% to fit 4 in a row.
Make sure box-sizing is border-box so padding doesn’t break the layout.
3. Check Padding and Margins
- Large padding/margins can break your 4-per-row goal by reducing available space.
- Adjust padding inside the items and gap between items (either via Grid Gap or Flex gap/margins).
4. Set Viewport Width Units on Mobile
- Use percentages or vw (viewport width) units to scale items appropriately.
- Example: A 25% width per item ensures 4 fit across the row.
5. Test Across All Devices
- Use Webflow’s preview mode to check each breakpoint: desktop, tablet, mobile landscape, and mobile portrait.
- Make adjustments specifically under each breakpoint by selecting that view before changing styles.
6. Add Max Width if Needed
- To prevent overflow or layout breakage, you can:
- Set a max-width for each service item.
- Combine this with justify-content: center on mobile to avoid stretching.
Summary
To position 4 services per row on mobile, use Grid with 4 columns or Flex with items set to 25% width, manage spacing with precise paddings/margins, and test at every breakpoint using Webflow’s built-in responsive tools.