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On Webflow you create nesting only from rich-text block (To style all P inside “.parent” to be with red color) - if this is what you mean.
Example:
output:
.parent p {
color: red;
}
Now if I create div with .parent class - any p inside will be red (If you don’t add any other more specific styles). On webflow - this trick not so usefull for “regular” (not rich-text) elements -
Try to use combo classes