How can I change the base breakpoint in Webflow so that the changes I make on one breakpoint do not affect another breakpoint, even if it is the base breakpoint?

In Webflow, the base breakpoint is the starting point for your responsive design. By default, the base breakpoint is set at 991 pixels. However, you have the flexibility to change the base breakpoint to suit your design needs.

Here's how you can change the base breakpoint in Webflow:

1. Open your project in the Webflow Designer and go to the Styles panel on the right-hand side.

2. At the bottom of the Styles panel, click on the "Responsive" icon, which looks like a mobile device with varying screen sizes.

3. This will open the Breakpoints panel, where you can see the default breakpoints and adjust them. Locate the "Base" breakpoint, which is the first one listed.

4. To change the base breakpoint, click on the value next to it (e.g., "991px") and enter the desired width you want to set for the base breakpoint. For example, if you want to make it 1200 pixels, simply type "1200".

5. Once you've entered the new value, Webflow will automatically update the preview in the Designer to reflect the new base breakpoint width.

Now, when you make changes on one breakpoint, it won't affect other breakpoints, including the base breakpoint. This allows you to have more control over your design and tailor specific styles for each breakpoint without worrying about them overlapping.

It's important to note that changing the base breakpoint will affect the entire project, so be sure to consider how it will impact your overall design and responsiveness. Additionally, test your website on different screen sizes and devices to ensure it looks and functions as intended across all breakpoints.