Can I rearrange content for mobile in Webflow without affecting the desktop and tablet versions?

Yes, you can absolutely rearrange content for mobile in Webflow without affecting the desktop and tablet versions. Webflow provides a powerful and intuitive responsive design system that allows you to customize the layout and appearance of your website for different screen sizes.

To rearrange content specifically for mobile, you can leverage Webflow's built-in grid and flexbox capabilities. Here's a step-by-step guide:

1. Open your Webflow project and go to the desired page or section where you want to rearrange the content for mobile.

2. Switch to the mobile view by selecting the mobile device icon in the top bar of the Designer.

3. Once in the mobile view, you can select elements on your page and adjust their size, position, or order. You can drag and drop elements to new positions, resize them by dragging the edges, or adjust their properties in the Styles panel.

4. To modify the layout of elements, you can use the grid or flexbox features. For example, you could create a grid layout using the Grid component and place the elements within the grid cells. Alternatively, you can use flexbox by setting the parent container to display as flex and using flexbox properties like `justify-content` and `align-items` to position and align the child elements.

5. As you make changes in the mobile view, you'll notice that the corresponding desktop and tablet views remain unaffected. Webflow automatically handles the responsive behavior by generating CSS queries for each device size, allowing you to have fine-grained control over the layout.

6. If needed, you can switch to the tablet view and make further modifications specific to that screen size. Again, any changes made here won't impact the mobile or desktop versions.

By utilizing Webflow's responsive design capabilities, you can create a seamless user experience across different devices without compromising the layout or content of your website. Remember to preview your site in various device sizes using the built-in Preview mode or by setting up device-specific breakpoints to ensure everything looks and functions as intended.