Does Webflow copy over breakpoints for components when creating new pages, or is this a function that needs to be set up manually for each page?

When creating new pages in Webflow, breakpoints for components are not automatically copied over. This means that if you have created components with breakpoints on one page, those breakpoints will not be automatically applied to components on a new page. To have the same breakpoints on new pages, you will need to manually set them up for each page.

Here is how you can manually set up breakpoints for components on new pages in Webflow:

1. Open the new page in the Webflow Designer.
2. Select the component you want to add breakpoints to.
3. In the Style panel, locate the "Add a new breakpoint" button. It is represented by a plus icon (+) next to the existing breakpoints.
4. Click on the "Add a new breakpoint" button to add a new breakpoint for the component.
5. Set the desired width for the new breakpoint. This will determine at what screen width the component's styles will change.
6. Once you have added the new breakpoint, you can make adjustments to the component's styles and layout specifically for that breakpoint.
7. Repeat this process to add additional breakpoints as needed for the component.

By following these steps, you can manually set up breakpoints for components on each page in Webflow. This allows you to have full control over how your components respond and adapt to different screen sizes on each individual page.

In summary, Webflow does not copy over breakpoints for components when creating new pages. You need to set up breakpoints manually for each page in order to have consistent responsive behavior across your site.

Additional Questions:

1. How do I add breakpoints to components in Webflow?
2. Can I copy breakpoints from one page to another in Webflow?
3. Is it possible to have different breakpoints for different components on the same page in Webflow?