It is because you’re doing this on a Container element and there’s a bug with Flexbox Space Between and Webflow containers: it does what you’re witnessing.
Simple method to get what you want:
drag a div inside of the container, drag everything that was in the container inside the div, make the div width 100%. Now apply your Flexbox settings to the div and you’ll get what you expect.
I forgot I was making a list of steps, there’s no more steps.
Hi there,
I think I am having a similar issue, but using the solution above didn’t solve it, so I’m not sure.
In the designer and in preview mode, the burger is right-aligned and my logo is left-aligned (expected behavior). When it is published, and I view the staging site on desktop, but the mobile view using inspect, it still looks good.
But on mobile (iphone 12, safari or chrome), the burger is indented significantly.