How can I create different layouts for mobile and desktop versions in Webflow? I have already created a layout for the mobile version, but when I hide it on the desktop, it also gets hidden on the mobile version. Webflow does not have an option to make it visible on desktop or mobile only.

In Webflow, you have full control over creating different layouts for mobile and desktop versions of your website. Although Webflow doesn't have a direct option to make elements visible on desktop or mobile only, you can achieve this by using conditional visibility and the "Display" property.

Here's how you can create different layouts:

1. Start by designing your mobile layout: Set up your layout for the mobile version of your website using the appropriate breakpoints. Ensure that all the elements you want to show on mobile are properly positioned and styled.

2. Duplicate the necessary elements: Instead of hiding elements for the desktop version, it's better to duplicate them. This way, you'll have separate elements for mobile and desktop, giving you more control over styling and positioning.

3. Adjust the duplicated elements for the desktop version: Hide the duplicate elements meant for the mobile version using the "Display" property. Select each duplicated element, go to the Style panel, and under the "Display" section, choose "None" to hide it. This will ensure that those elements are only visible on the mobile version.

4. Fine-tune the desktop layout: With the duplicated elements hidden on the mobile version, you can now style and position the elements that are intended for the desktop version. Adjust margins, padding, widths, and any other styles as necessary to create the desktop layout.

5. Test and refine: Use the Preview mode in Webflow to check how your layout looks on different devices. Ensure that your changes are displaying correctly and that the intended elements are visible on their respective devices.

By following these steps, you can create different layouts for mobile and desktop versions in Webflow without one layout affecting the other. It may require some additional elements and adjustments, but it gives you the flexibility to design unique experiences for different devices.