Is there a way to add a separate "red" heading that applies to all tab-menu items in Webflow without changing the existing tabs?

Yes, there is a way to add a separate "red" heading that applies to all tab-menu items in Webflow without changing the existing tabs. You can achieve this by using custom code and CSS classes.

1. Create a new text element: Start by creating a new text element in the desired location where you want the red heading to appear.

2. Add a new class: Give the text element a unique class name. You can do this by selecting the element and adding a class in the settings panel on the right-hand side of the Webflow Designer.

3. Style the text element with custom code: After creating the class, you can then use custom code to style the text element with the desired color. Go to the "Custom Code" section in your project settings and add the following CSS code:

.<your-class-name> {  color: red;}

Replace <your-class-name> with the class name you assigned to the text element.

1. Apply the class to the tab menu items: To apply the red heading style to all tab-menu items, you need to add the class you created to each tab menu item separately. Select each tab menu item, go to the settings panel, and add the class you created to the "Class" field.

2. Preview and publish: Once you have applied the class to all tab-menu items, preview your site to see the red heading applied to each item. If everything looks as expected, publish your site to make the changes live.

By following these steps, you can add a separate "red" heading that applies to all tab-menu items in Webflow without changing the existing tabs.

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