• I have a comment: if I add different styles, for example, for tablets, it would be more like the styles are maintained on mobile, and I wouldn’t have to repeat the settings on mobile. This would make page layout much more practical, and the markup < — wp:xxx — > would be much shorter. Do you plan to also make it work for the number of columns per viewport? That would be very useful, especially since it also depends on the markup. I’ve been building websites with Gutenberg for several years, and what I always need most is to be able to freely structure columns and grids according to the viewport and thus control the size of things, because generally the text and image styles always stay the same.

    Thank you very much for everything.

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  • Monzur Alam

    (@monzuralam)

    Thanks for your feedback!

    This appears to be a feature request for the Block Editor rather than something that can be resolved through support. I recommend opening an issue in the Gutenberg GitHub repository so the feature can be discussed with the development team.

    Before creating a new issue, please search the existing issues to see if a similar request has already been reported. If you don’t find one, feel free to open a new issue describing the use case, the current behavior, and the expected behavior. Including examples of how responsive style inheritance and breakpoint-specific overrides would improve the editing experience will help the discussion.

    Thanks for taking the time to suggest improvements to Gutenberg!

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