How can I fix the issue with the current class being stuck on blue in my mobile dropdown menu on Webflow?

To fix the issue with the current class being stuck on blue in your mobile dropdown menu on Webflow, you can follow these steps:

1. Inspect the element: Use your browser's developer tools to inspect the mobile dropdown menu and identify the specific element and style causing the issue.

2. Check for inherited styles: In some cases, the issue may be caused by a parent element or a global style setting that is affecting the dropdown menu. Check for any inherited styles that might be overriding the desired color.

3. Override the styles: Once you have identified the element and style causing the issue, you can use custom CSS to override the styles. In Webflow, you can add custom code in the project settings or directly on the specific page where the dropdown menu is located.

4. Target the element: Use the appropriate CSS selector to target the element that needs to be styled. For example, if the issue is with a specific class, you can use .classname to target it.

5. Reset the color: Override the existing style by setting the color property to the desired color. For example, if you want to change the color to black, you can use color: black;.

6. Test and adjust: Save the changes and test the mobile dropdown menu on different devices to ensure that the color issue is resolved. If necessary, make further adjustments to fine-tune the styling.

Additionally, it's worth mentioning that if you're using Webflow's native dropdown component, you can easily customize its appearance in the designer interface. By selecting the dropdown element and using the style panel, you can change the color, font, and other visual properties without having to write custom code.

Summary:
To fix the issue of the current class being stuck on blue in your mobile dropdown menu on Webflow, you can inspect the element, check for inherited styles, override the styles using custom CSS, target the element, reset the color, test and adjust as necessary.

1. Inspect the element using browser's developer tools.
2. Check for inherited styles that might be causing the issue.
3. Override the styles using custom CSS.
4. Target the element using appropriate CSS selector.
5. Reset the color by setting the color property.
6. Test and adjust the changes to ensure the issue is resolved.