thanks for the VERY detailed bug report. We’ll look into this shortly 
Sorry if that is crazy obsessive. (emphasis on crazy) 
One of the apps I work with requires ridiculous documentation of what you observe and is heavy on steps and context - habit.
Some of this almost feels purposeful or intentional, like the color value. The last color used is helpful / useful and feels intuitive.
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When I style navbar’s preset elements (e.g. navlinks), their preset settings are not shown correctly - e.g. navlinks have some preset paddings, but when I add a class to a navlink, I see default padding values of zero.
Can you please share your public share link with us? Thanks ! 
Here’s a gif:
As you can see, after deleting the manually set style, the default style is not reset to 20px, but 0px instead.
Does it then proceed to function on 20px padding although it says 0 px or does it say 0 px and function as 0 px in the designer?
Tell me if this doesn’t make sense. 
It proceeds to function on 20px padding although it says 0 px .
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Hi @uzzer, could you also help to share, what browser is being used and what version?
Also, if you could inform what operating system is being used and what version?
Thanks in advance.
Win 7, Chrome 51
Here’s the public share link: https://preview.webflow.com/preview/railwayeng-org?preview=071682bb798fe27909becc127c397325
Hi @uzzer, thanks for the info, this does not look browser related, I have been able to reproduce this and I have filed a bug about this. As soon as there is an update, I will notify here on the post.
Thanks for reporting this!
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Thanks for the follow-up
Hi @uzzer, thanks for your patience. After taking a look at this bug, it appears that the fix for this is not coming in the short term.
This means, that until the behavior of this is changed, you will need to be aware that resetting the style will not pickup the default link padding.
When there is an update to this, I will post back the info. Thanks!
@webflow, @PixelGeek, @cyberdave, @Waldo Why does a Form Wrapper have a default bottom margin of 15px ?
You can only see the value if you style the Form Wrapper.
I would prefer the default being 0 (ZERO)… like all the other margins for the Form Wrapper.
If I change the bottom margin to any other number
then remove the style… the value visually changes to 0.
If I exit and reload the project… the bottom margin reverts back to 15px.
Hey @Revolution thank you so much for pointing this out, I am looking into this right now and will let you know right away as soon as I have more information.
Hey @Revolution do you have a site where the form wrapper margin reverts back to 15px after you’ve made the change and the site has saved? I was unable to reproduce this issue on my end. 
Once I made the change, I made sure that the site had saved, then exited the designer and came back and the margin was still at 0px. Are you seeing different behavior on your side?
Hey @Revolution I see what you’re referring to now, thank you very much for sharing the screen share. Once you click to remove the styles on the margin setting after it was set to 0px, then it says 0px even though it should be changed back to 15px as that was the original default style.
Thank you very much, I will let you know as soon as I have an update on this issue! Cheers!
Yes. That appears to be a small bug… however - I would prefer if the default value was ZERO.
Not sure what others think about it… and still not sure it’s 15 to begin with.
Why not just start with 0 and let the designer change it if they wish.
The bug doesn’t bother me… it’s the default value.