Hi,
CSS border property adds to the width of the element, and since the .inside-article default state doesn’t have border, it doesn’t have the extra width.
However, we can do a workaround where we add the extra width on the default state so there’s no layout shift caused by the small width change.
Try this CSS:
.generate-columns .inside-article{
border: 1px solid rgba(0,0,0,0);
}
We’re basically adding an “invisible” border to add in the width.