Can Webflow hide special characters like ñ or ó?

Yes, Webflow has the ability to hide special characters like ñ or ó. Here's how you can achieve this:

1. HTML entities: Use HTML entities to represent special characters in your text. HTML entities are codes that begin with an ampersand (&) and end with a semicolon (;). For example, ñ represents the character ñ, and ó represents the character ó. By using HTML entities, you can ensure that special characters are displayed correctly across different platforms and browsers. Simply replace the special characters with their corresponding HTML entities in your Webflow project.

2. CSS: If you want to hide the special characters completely, you can use CSS to style the element that contains the text. One option is to set the color property to transparent, which will make the text invisible while keeping the element's dimensions intact. Another option is to set the visibility property to hidden, which will hide the text but still reserve the space it occupies.

   ```css
   .special-characters {
   color: transparent;
   /_ or _/
   visibility: hidden;
   }
   ```

   Apply this CSS class to the element that contains the special characters you want to hide.

3. Typography settings: Webflow provides extensive typography settings, including the ability to set the font family, size, and weight. By choosing a font that does not include the special characters you want to hide, or by adjusting the font size to 0, you can effectively hide the characters within the designated text elements.

4. Text editor: When entering text in Webflow's text editor, you can also use plain ASCII characters that are visually similar to special characters. For example, you could use a regular "n" instead of "ñ" or a regular "o" instead of "ó". However, it's important to note that this method is a visual workaround and might not be suitable for certain contexts or languages that heavily rely on special characters.

By implementing these techniques, you can hide special characters like ñ or ó in your Webflow projects when necessary.

Additional Questions:

1. How do I replace special characters with HTML entities in Webflow?
2. Can I customize the font settings in Webflow to hide specific special characters?
3. Are there any limitations or considerations when hiding special characters in Webflow?