Webflow’s design system uses a cascading model where the base (desktop) breakpoint sets default styles that cascade to smaller breakpoints. You can’t change the base breakpoint in Webflow, so any styling applied at that level impacts all breakpoints unless overridden.
• Identify elements: Know which elements are inheriting unwanted styles.
• Use unique classes: Apply distinct class names for styles that need to differ between breakpoints.
• Override specifically: In breakpoints where you need different styles, explicitly reset or modify inherited properties.
• Consider custom code: If necessary, use custom media queries via embeds, though this is an advanced approach and not native to the Webflow Designer.
Tip: Plan your layout with the cascading nature in mind and design mobile-first to reduce issues with unexpected inheritance.