This never happened before and I have absolutely no clue how to fix it:
While I tried some custom properties to optimize word breaking behavior, I created a new style called “breakingthehabit”. Later on I removed and completely deleted it to replace it with a new style called “break”. This was last week or so.
Now I just noticed that the style “breakingthehabit”, including its custom properties, is displayed at the bottom of some pages (e.g. Breuninger Card im Omnichannel-Einsatz | pentacor) as real text, visible to visitors of the page.
However, this element is not visible anywhere in the designer so I can not remove it. In the browsers dev mode I can see its simple text in the , between an
It sounds like the issue might be due to leftover references or orphaned styles in your Webflow project, even though you deleted the “breakingthehabit” style. Sometimes, even after a style is deleted, it can still be lingering in the code or linked to certain elements, causing it to show up unexpectedly. To fix this, I recommend going through your project’s custom code and style settings again to make sure that all instances of “breakingthehabit” are fully removed. You might also want to check if any interactions or custom properties are still referencing it in the background. If the issue persists, try clearing your cache and republishing the site to ensure the changes take effect across all pages
@memetican@CloudCoder Thank you. I updated the style and – I feel a bit stupid but I also know these things happen to all of us – I found the code sitting in the custom before body code in the page settings. Issue solved … may someone in the future find this topic through google and be enlightened ;)