How To Create Responsive Max-Widths And Content Wraps With clamp() In Divi 5
Content needs boundaries. Without them, paragraphs stretch across 3000px-wide monitors, and line length turns into a chore. So you set a max width, test a few screens, and call it done. Then the in-between devices show up. Tablets, small laptops, and everything that sits between your breakpoints. The layout is technically responsive, but the text feels either too wide or too cramped. You add another breakpoint to patch it, and suddenly, a simple content wrap has four different width values to manage. That is where clamp() helps. In this guide, we will build responsive content wraps with clamp() in Divi 5 so your layouts remain readable across all screen sizes. Why Fixed Container Widths Can Create Problems Across Devices A 1200px container width looks clean on desktop monitors. Open that same page on a tablet, and the numbers don’t line up anymore. Your max width is set to 1200px, but the viewport is only 1024px. Something has to give. Most builders solve this with breakpoints. ...