Caleb Raney's guide clarifies the distinctions between various class types you will encounter in Webflow. Things like utility, global, component, custom, stacked, and combo classes. Each class type serves a unique purpose in Webflow projects, from quickly applying predefined styles to managing styles for specific components.

Understanding these distinctions helps in creating cleaner, more organized, and maintainable projects.

Key Takeaways:

• Utility Classes: Predefined styles for quick application, typically global and updatable.
• Global Classes: Styles applied site-wide for consistency.
• Component Classes: Specific to individual components or sections, not typically reused.
• Stacked Classes: Additional styles layered on existing classes, often utility or combo classes.
• Combo Classes: Custom styles applied to specific class combinations for fine-tuned control.