Matt S. its something we want to communicate better but essentially its overriding some style properties that Webflow is imposing. If you style with true cascading in mind this is generally not an issue but totally understand if its not intuitive.
The cascade way to style is to apply styles as high up in the layer of elements as possible. So 90% of the time this should work with no issues. In the cases where you need to be very specific, you should likely just create a custom class or wrapper depending on what the element is. Its a bit complicated. Removing the code is fine - won’t hurt anything. Its in preparation of style guide builder export where things might “break” but we’re not there yet anyway…hopefully I’m making sense. Hoping to put a video together on this soon!
