I sure hope it’s just you to be honest. Your post made me frantically check all the pages on the project I am working on! Looks ok and I haven’t experienced the issues you describe today. Well, aside from minor issue with flex class parameters not updating when switching breakpoints - can’t remember if it was there always.
I’m happy to help. Do you have time to get on a screenshare call?
Also, can you please try the following:
(1) Try to reproduce the error while being logged into Webflow using Incognito mode with browser extensions turned off: Browse in private - Computer - Google Chrome Help
(2) If the problem persists, please take a screenshot of your Console and send it to me: Chrome DevTools - Chrome Developers
Thanks in advance and I’ll be standing by for your response!
It seems you have applied flow:left to the hero element on tablet. This seems to be causing that issue you screenshot between the two view ports. In this case you don’t need to use float as it’s already display:block and covering the viewport as you defined.
Hey @Thomas_92 thomas you’re a star!
Thanks for taking the time to demonstrate this too - Cheers!
Seems’s this was cascading up through the various page section DIVS, as soon as I undid the float left, the section above displayed incorrectly!
I have now fixed - many thanks again!
Initially I had issues with GRID going off the page on mobile. By setting an align left on the GRID it came back onto the page body. But then I noticed issues with padding on different breakpoints with the GRID’s parent DIV.
To combat this, setting further align lefts to parent divs seem to cure the padding problems, but then it would cause alignment issues with the next element in the navigation structure.
I continued to try and correct this not realising I was just making things worse!!!
Once I took @Thomas_92 advice the problems went away. I have read my initial post and can confirm all my issues went away after this.
Still baffled why I now no longer need to have align left on the GRID - when it ‘had’ been appearing off the page area.