@McGuire My point exactly! Webflow users do general have HTML/CSS (including classes) basics or more so it’s pretty easy to watch a few tutorials that are available, experiment a bit and very quickly see how classes can be used and nested. Like I said, if the information isn’t delivered in a way that is easily consumed maybe it’s a good idea to have an additional tutorial. I don’t really think it’s the job of Webflow staff to teach users about classes which was the topic of the post.
@tkister has posted a couple of threads that are all revolving around documentation and they have all been answered.
In one of the post this was shared.
It just seems that this post in the wish list (typically for product feature request) is just a repeat of those other post just a bit more specific. Additionally, I was actually hoping to just answer @tkister question about classes and to help her understand how to use them in Webflow and think I have done that.