How can I change animations for different devices in Webflow, specifically for mobile? Also, how can I make elements smaller in phone portrait mode while using the same tags as in landscape mode?

In Webflow, you can customize animations for different devices, including mobile devices. To achieve this, you can use the "Device-specific" feature in the Animation panel.

To change animations for mobile, follow these steps:

1. Select the element you want to animate.
2. Open the Animation panel (shortcut: D).
3. By default, the animation settings apply to all devices. To modify animations specifically for mobile, click on the device icon below the animation properties.

- Clicking the mobile icon will display the animation settings specifically for mobile devices, allowing you to customize them separately from other devices.

4. Here, you can add new animations or modify existing ones to suit your needs for mobile devices.
5. You can also adjust the duration, delay, easing, and other animation properties specifically for mobile devices.

To make elements smaller in phone portrait mode using the same tags as in landscape mode, you can use responsive design techniques and the built-in Webflow grid system.

1. Select the element you want to make smaller.
2. In the Styles panel (shortcut: S), make sure you're targeting the correct element and not any of its parent elements.
3. Locate the "Width" and "Height" properties in the Styles panel.
4. By default, Webflow uses percentages (%) to define element sizes, which allows for responsiveness. Keep the width and height as percentages.
5. Next, you can adjust the width and height explicitly for Portrait mode (smaller size).

- Click the "+ Add media query" button on the Width or Height field.
- Select the "Phone portrait" preset or create a custom media query for the desired breakpoint.
- Adjust the width and height values to make the element smaller specifically for phone portrait mode.

6. Now the element will dynamically adjust its size based on the device width and orientation.

Remember that you can also use other responsive design techniques, like Flexbox and CSS Grid, to create more complex layout transformations for different devices. These techniques allow you to control the positioning and sizing of your elements in a more precise manner while considering different screen sizes and orientations.