Why does the whole page styling on my Webflow site change when I publish it, including the Navbar, after adding the uploadcare widget to a form?

If you're experiencing styling changes on your Webflow site, including the navbar, after adding the Uploadcare widget to a form, there could be a few reasons for this behavior. Let's explore some potential causes and solution:

1. CSS conflicts: The Uploadcare widget may introduce CSS styles that conflict with your existing styles. This can cause unexpected changes in the styling of your entire page. To identify and resolve conflicts, you can use your browser's developer tools to inspect the affected elements and see which styles are being overridden. Once identified, you can modify or remove conflicting styles to restore the desired appearance.

2. Global styles: Webflow has a feature called "Global Styles" that can affect the styling of elements across your entire project. It's possible that adding the Uploadcare widget triggered a change in one of these global styles, causing the rest of the page to be affected. Check your global styles settings and make sure they are configured correctly to match your design intentions.

3. Interaction conflicts: Webflow provides powerful interaction features that allow you to create dynamic animations and effects. If you have interactions applied to elements on your page, it's possible that the Uploadcare widget is conflicting with those interactions, causing unintended changes. Try disabling or modifying the interactions to see if it resolves the styling issue.

4. Container sizing: The styling changes might be related to how the Uploadcare widget is affecting the size or positioning of the container or element it's placed within. Check the dimensions and positioning of the container and its parent elements to ensure they are properly set to accommodate the widget without disrupting the surrounding layout.

5. JavaScript conflicts: It's also possible that there is a conflict between the Uploadcare widget's JavaScript code and any custom JavaScript code you have on your page. Check for any console errors in your browser's developer tools and see if there are any conflicts reported. If there are conflicts, you might need to modify or adjust the JavaScript code to avoid conflicts.

If none of these solutions resolve the issue, I would recommend reaching out to Webflow support or posting on the Webflow forums to get further assistance. Provide them with specific details about the styling changes you are experiencing, including screenshots or a link to your site, to help them diagnose the problem more accurately.