Is there a way to identify tablets without using breakpoints in Webflow, in order to ensure hover effects and menus work properly on devices like the iPad Pro?

Yes, there is a way to identify tablets in Webflow without using breakpoints. Webflow provides a built-in feature called "Device visibility" that allows you to customize the way your elements are displayed on different devices.

To ensure hover effects and menus work properly on tablets like the iPad Pro, you can follow these steps:

1. Select the element that you want to adjust for tablets.
2. In the Styles panel, click on the settings icon (cog wheel) next to the class name.
3. Under the "Settings" tab, you'll find the "Device visibility" section.
4. Click on the drop-down menu and select "Tablet" to specify that you want to customize the visibility for tablets.
5. Once you select "Tablet", a new set of options will appear. You can choose to show, hide, or make the element display differently on tablets compared to other devices.
6. For example, if you want to disable a hover effect on tablets, you can set the element to "Hide" for tablets in the "Display" dropdown.

By customizing the device visibility settings, you can control how your elements behave on tablets without the need to explicitly use breakpoints. This ensures that hover effects and menus work properly on tablets like the iPad Pro.

Keep in mind that while this approach can help optimize the user experience on tablets, it's still recommended to test your website across different devices to ensure everything functions as expected.