How can I change the grey blog post text in Webflow to white when the typography color is already set to white?

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September 22, 2023

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To change the grey blog post text in Webflow to white, you can follow these steps:

Select the element containing the blog post text: Identify the element that you want to modify. For example, if the text is within a paragraph element, you will need to select that element.
Open the Style panel: Once you've selected the element, the Style panel will appear on the right side of the Webflow interface. This panel allows you to make changes to the selected element's styling.
Locate the typography settings: Within the Style panel, scroll down until you find the section that contains the typography settings. This section usually includes properties like font size, line height, and font color.
Override the typography color: By default, the typography color is set to white. If the text appears to be grey, it is likely due to an inherited style from a parent element or a conflicting CSS rule. To override this, you can directly change the font color property to white.
Reset inherited styles: In some cases, the text color may be affected by styles inherited from a parent element. If this is the case, you can reset the inherited styles by selecting the parent element and changing its color to white as well.
Check for conflicting CSS rules: If the above steps don't work, there might be conflicting CSS rules overriding the color property. You can inspect the element using the browser's developer tools (right-click on the element and choose "Inspect") to see if there are any other CSS rules affecting the color. If you find conflicting rules, you can either modify or remove those rules to ensure the text color is set to white.
Preview and publish: After making the necessary changes, preview your website to ensure that the grey text has been changed to white. If everything looks good, publish your website to make the changes live.

By following these steps, you should be able to change the grey blog post text in Webflow to white and ensure that the typography color is set correctly.

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