You're trying to have images inside a Webflow column layout span edge-to-edge, ignoring the column's internal padding, without using fixed widths, wrappers, or rich text padding. While not natively supported in Webflow's visual editor alone, there’s a reliable workaround using custom class styles that preserves flexibility and semantic structure.
1. Use Negative Margins on the Image
- Assign a combo class to your image (e.g.,
full-width-img
). - Inside the Style panel, give the image:
- Width:
100%
- Left & right margin:
-padding amount of the column container
(e.g., -16px
if the column padding is 16px
) - This trick stretches the image outside the padding limits while maintaining layout fluidity.
2. Set Image Display to Block
- By default, images are
inline
, which can leave small gaps. - Set Display to Block on the image class to prevent unwanted spacing or alignment issues.
- If needed, restrict how far the image can overflow on large screens by adding max-width or using media queries (via custom CSS in Project Settings or in Embed blocks).
- This ensures responsiveness without setting a hard width.
4. Use Columns with Zero Padding for Full Bleed
- If the column structure limits you, consider setting the column padding to
0px
and handling spacing on text content only. - For instance:
- Wrap text blocks inside a div with internal padding.
- Keep images unwrapped so they naturally stretch without being restricted.
Summary
To make Webflow images ignore column padding without fixed widths or wrappers, apply 100% width with negative horizontal margins equal to the padding, and set the image to block display. This keeps content flexible, responsive, and editable inside layout structures like columns or grids.