How can I delete an inheriting selector on a specific breakpoint in Webflow?

To delete an inheriting selector on a specific breakpoint in Webflow, you can follow these steps:

1. Open the Webflow Designer and navigate to the page containing the element you want to modify.

2. Select the element by clicking on it in the Designer or through the Navigator panel.

3. In the Style panel on the right-hand side, switch to the "Selected Element" tab if you're not already on it.

4. Scroll down in the Style panel until you see the section for breakpoints. Each breakpoint has its own set of styles that can be customized.

5. Identify the breakpoint where you want to delete the inheriting selector. By default, Webflow includes common breakpoints like Desktop, Tablet, and Mobile, but you can also customize them by clicking on the plus icon next to the breakpoints.

6. Within the desired breakpoint, locate the property or selector that you want to remove. It will be listed under the relevant heading, such as Typography, Layout, or Effects.

7. To delete the inheriting selector, hover over the property or selector and click on the "X" icon on the right-hand side.

8. Confirm the deletion when prompted.

9. The inheriting selector will now be removed from the selected breakpoint only, allowing you to define a different value or style specifically for that breakpoint.

Remember that deleting an inheriting selector on a specific breakpoint will not affect the property or selector at other breakpoints unless you also delete it there too. This provides you with fine-grained control over element styling across different screen sizes.

By mastering this technique, you can create responsive designs that adapt seamlessly to various devices and ensure that your content looks great on any screen.