How can I adjust the color of specific letters in a word without changing the color of the entire text body in Webflow?
Published on
September 22, 2023
To adjust the color of specific letters in a word without changing the color of the entire text body in Webflow, you can use Webflow's Rich Text editor and apply inline styles. Here's how you can do it:
- Open the Webflow Designer and select the element that contains the text you want to modify.
- Double-click the text element to enter the Rich Text editor.
- Select the word or specific letters you want to change the color of by highlighting them with your cursor.
- Once the text is highlighted, you'll see a toolbar appearing at the top of the editor.
- Click on the "Classic" style category in the Rich Text toolbar. This will display a dropdown with various text formatting options.
- From the dropdown, choose the "Span" option. This will wrap the selected text in a span element, allowing you to apply custom styles to it.
- With the text still selected, navigate to the right panel of the Designer and expand the "Typography" section.
- Within the "Typography" section, locate the "Color" property and use the color picker or input a specific color code to set the color of the selected text.
- Preview the changes to see if the color adjustment is to your liking. If needed, repeat the process for additional text in the same element.
By following these steps, you can adjust the color of specific letters in a word without affecting the rest of the text body in Webflow. This gives you more control over the visual appearance of your texts by allowing you to highlight certain words or letters with different colors.
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