Heyo! I’m looking for some support on the following: I just added user pages to the website, and im designing the pages for publishing. I added a component - the nav bar - but, on the user pages it’s totally off design. all the other pages (cms, ecommerce, homepage, etc.) it works great. What could be the issue?
Thxx!
Hi Otar,
You’d need you share your readonly designer link for the community to help you find the problem.
Fair point :)
The only user page I see with a nav is Log In, which is using a component you’ve named Navbar Subpages.
Your homepage, as an example, uses a different component, named navbra. I’d start by standardizing to one nav component throughout.
Also be careful about classed bodies like Body 5. I never use them, and it’s easy to forget to add a class to other pages which would fundamentally affect the page layout.
Hey Michael, thanks so much for your reponse, and sorry that my description is perhaps lacking… I followed your advice and have now only one Navbar component throughout the website. also i have a globa css component i wanst using on this page, and that was the issue. Im now moving forward, thanks!
Hi Again! I have a follow up question, since I’m trying to take your advice about the Body classes. Every time I create a new page and adapt something on the body, it automatically takes a new class, is that now how it should work? I dont really see how I could avoid them
Yes, that’s by design.
Whenever you add a style to any unclassed element, a class will be created to store those style settings and apply them to that element.
The goal is to minimize that, and reuse your classes as much as possible, so that changes are centralized. To do that you just add the class you want by selecting the element and typing the name into the class selector.
You’ll want to watch the Webflow U courses on styling, class selectors, compound classes, global classes…
I very rarely set styles directly on Body, because it cannot be easily copy pasted between pages. If you really have a style that needs to apply to the entire page, you either have the All styles like All Heading 1's, All Paragraphs, etc. or you can drop a DIV just inside the body and give it a class to affect all of its contents.