I have a button formatted for various breakpoints (fonts size, padding, background color, etc.).
I’ve mucked around a bunch and finally have what I like, BUT . . .
The other breakpoints are now ALL WRONG! They have legacy junk in them!
How do I clear those crazy styles?
I hate to say it, but after searching the web and trying this and that, the documentation is so scattered and so expecting of me to understand ‘blue highlighted’ or ‘style manager’ that I am hopelessly lost. Plus, with all of the various UI changes over time in WF, it is a scramble in my brain.
So, as of February 22, 2021: How do I clear the legacy mucked-up styles from smaller breakpoint styles?
If the label is blue, it means there’s a rule defined for the property.
→ Alt-click the blue label to zero it.
If the label is orange, there’s a rule defined for the property, but most likely for another selector (a part of its combo class) or for another breakpoint.
→ Enter the desired value to zero it, or select the appropriate selector, or go to the appropriate breakpoint.
Thanks for trying to help but actually it does not answer the question. Why is it so damn complicated to just wipe out ALL your rubbish edit at another scale and rely on the main one?
In terms of UX, webflow could do much more better to help us see where we are. Ive lost so many time with that.