What is the CSS code for the navigation link in Webflow when it is in the selected (current) status?

The CSS code for the navigation link in Webflow when it is in the selected (current) status can vary depending on how you have designed your navigation element in Webflow. However, I can provide you with a general idea of how you can target and style the selected navigation link using CSS.

First, you'll need to identify the class or ID name of the navigation link element in Webflow. This can be found by inspecting the element in your browser's developer tools and looking for the relevant class or ID name.

Once you have the class or ID name, you can use CSS to style the selected navigation link. Here's an example of how you can target and style the selected link:

```css
/* Target the selected navigation link */
.nav-link.current {
/* Add your desired styles here */
color: red;
font-weight: bold;
/* You can add more styles specific to the selected (current) link */
}

/* Alternatively, if you're using an ID instead of a class */
#nav-link.current {
/* Add your desired styles here */
color: red;
font-weight: bold;
/* You can add more styles specific to the selected (current) link */
}
```

In the above example, I've used a class name `.nav-link` to target the navigation link and added `.current` to target the selected (current) link within that class. You can replace `.nav-link` and `.current` with your actual class and ID names.

You can customize the styling properties such as `color`, `font-weight`, and more to suit your design preferences. Additionally, you can add more styles to further modify the appearance of the selected navigation link.

Remember to include this CSS code either in the Custom Code section of your Webflow project or within an external stylesheet if you are exporting your Webflow project.