I have not personally experienced or come across the specific issue you've described, where the background gradient on the "Body (All Pages)" tag in Webflow keeps repeating despite unchecking the "repeat" checkbox. However, I can provide some insights and suggestions that may help resolve the issue.
1. Verify the gradient settings: Double-check your background gradient settings to ensure that there are no unintended repetitions or patterns set up in the gradient itself. Make sure that the gradient starts and ends at the desired points and that there are no unnecessary color stops or transitions causing the repetition.
2. Review the placement of the gradient: Confirm that the "Background" settings for the "Body (All Pages)" tag are correctly applied to the desired section or container. Sometimes, if you have nested elements with their own backgrounds, they may affect the appearance of the background gradient.
3. Check for conflicting styles or interactions: Inspect other styles or interactions applied to the "Body" or any other parent elements that might be overriding or conflicting with the background gradient settings. Look for any element-specific classes, custom code, or interactions that might have unintended effects.
4. Clear cache and test on different devices/browsers: It's possible that the issue could be related to browser caching. Clear your browser cache or try viewing the site on different devices and browsers to see if the problem persists across multiple environments.
5. Reach out to Webflow support or community: If the issue persists and none of the above suggestions resolve it, consider reaching out to Webflow support for assistance. They can provide more specific guidance or investigate further if the issue seems to be a bug or technical glitch. Additionally, you can also post your question on the Webflow community forum to see if other users have encountered a similar problem or have any workaround suggestions.
Remember, these suggestions are based on general troubleshooting techniques and may or may not address the specific issue you're encountering. It's best to thoroughly review your design settings, test different scenarios, and seek support if needed.