Is it possible to retain the base breakpoint styling and build higher and lower breakpoints styling ground up based on the base breakpoint in Webflow?
Yes, it is possible to retain the base breakpoint styling and build higher and lower breakpoints styling from scratch based on the base breakpoint in Webflow. Here's how you can achieve this:
Understanding breakpoint hierarchy: In Webflow, breakpoints follow a hierarchical structure. The base breakpoint is the starting point for your design, and any changes made at this breakpoint will cascade down to the higher and lower breakpoints unless overridden.
Creating base breakpoint styling: Start by designing your website using the base breakpoint (usually the desktop size). Set up your layout, typography, and any other elements as per your requirements. This will serve as the foundation for your design.
Copying base breakpoint styles to higher breakpoints: Once you have set up the base breakpoint styling, you can copy and paste those styles to the higher breakpoints. This will ensure that your design remains consistent across larger screens. To do this, select the element you want to copy, navigate to the higher breakpoint, and paste the styles.
Building lower breakpoint styling from scratch: For smaller screens, you may need to reposition, resize, or hide certain elements to optimize the design. To make changes specific to lower breakpoints, you can start from scratch and build the necessary styling. Remember to test and preview your design across different devices and screen sizes to ensure it looks and functions as desired.
By following this approach, you can retain the base breakpoint styling while customizing and fine-tuning the design at higher and lower breakpoints as needed.
I want to retain base breakpoint styling in Webflow. How can I do that?
How can I build higher and lower breakpoints styling in Webflow based on the base breakpoint?
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