Why is the top margin for the "section" class crossed out in red in Webflow?

In Webflow, when the top margin for the "section" class is crossed out in red, it means that the margin is being overridden by another CSS rule. This override can occur due to several reasons, such as conflicting styles or more specific selectors.

Here are a few possible reasons why the top margin for the "section" class is crossed out in red:

1. Conflicting styles: If there are multiple CSS rules targeting the "section" class, there might be a conflict between the rules. This conflict can result in the top margin being overridden. In such cases, you can use the CSS specificity hierarchy to determine which rule takes precedence and adjust the margins accordingly.

2. More specific selectors: If there is another CSS rule with a more specific selector that targets the same element, it can override the top margin specified for the "section" class. An example of a more specific selector is using an id selector instead of a class selector. To resolve this, you can either make the selector for the "section" class more specific or modify the more specific rule to include the desired margin.

3. Inheritance: If the "section" class is inheriting styles from a parent element or another class, it is possible that the inherited styles are overriding the top margin. In such cases, you can use the inherit keyword or set a specific value for the top margin to override the inherited styles.

To fix the issue of the top margin being crossed out in red for the "section" class in Webflow, you can:

• Inspect the CSS rules applied to the element and identify any conflicting or more specific selectors.
• Adjust the specificity of the "section" class or modify the conflicting/more specific rules to ensure the desired margin is applied.
• Check if the margin is being inherited from a parent element or another class and override it if necessary.

Ultimately, understanding how CSS rules are applied and knowing how to navigate and modify them will help you resolve any issues with crossed-out margins or other styling conflicts in Webflow.

Additional Questions:

1. How can conflicting styles affect the margin of a class in Webflow?
2. What is the CSS specificity hierarchy and how does it determine which styles are applied in Webflow?
3. How can you override inherited styles for a class in Webflow?