Hi @energidesign, since ipad horizontal will always use the desktop view styles and the ipad portrait orientation always uses mobile tablet, one good approach I like to use is to keep the same styling for both desktop and tablet, using % based widths and responsive styling for Desktop and Tablet, then change up the styles for mobile landscape and mobile portrait as needed.
This way your site will render the same on ipad horizontal or ipad tablet, as the styling for desktop and tablet are exactly the same.
In your example of the left margin on the logo and text set to 100 px on desktop and 40 px on tablet view, you can still achieve this using css media queries, but you would have to add custom media queries for every style that needs a manual adjustment, such as the logo style or text style.
If you style your Desktop and Tablet views the same, with maybe the exception of the BGVIDEO still using a css media query to not show below 1024px, you can at least limit the number of style exceptions needing css media queries.
This will be solved when additional breakpoints come to Webflow, but I do not have a timeline for that yet, see here on the wishlist: Landscape break point for iPad | Webflow Wishlist
I hope this helps.