Why is the text in the footer a different size on the homepage compared to the rest of the pages in Webflow?

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September 22, 2023

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The difference in text size in the footer between the homepage and other pages in Webflow could be due to various reasons. Here are a few possible explanations:

Styling differences: It is possible that the text size in the footer of the homepage was intentionally set to a different size in the Webflow Designer. This could be part of the overall design and layout decisions made for the homepage. Check the specific styling settings for the footer element on each page to see if there are any differences.
Override in page settings: Webflow allows you to override global styles on a per-page basis. It is possible that the text size in the footer of the homepage was set to a different size in the individual page settings. To check this, navigate to the page settings for the homepage and look for any specific styling that might override the global footer settings.
Custom code: If you have added any custom HTML or CSS code to the homepage or any other page, it is possible that the text size in the footer was modified through the code. Check the custom code sections for the homepage and compare it to the other pages to see if there are any differences that could affect the text size in the footer.
Responsive behavior: Webflow allows you to create responsive designs, and it is possible that the text size in the footer was intentionally adjusted for different screen sizes or breakpoints. Check if the text size in the footer changes when viewing the homepage on different devices or screen sizes. If it does, check the responsive settings in the Webflow Designer to see if there are any differences between the homepage and other pages.

To resolve the issue and make the text size consistent between the homepage and other pages:

Review the styling settings for the footer element on each page.
Check the page settings for any overrides of global styles.
Audit any custom code added to the pages.
Verify the responsive behavior of the footer element.

By systematically reviewing these possibilities, you should be able to identify and correct the difference in text size in the footer between the homepage and other pages in Webflow.

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