How can I change the color of a selected checkbox button text in Webflow? Can I have different form blocks on multiple sections of a page but still have only one submission button at the end of the form?

To change the color of a selected checkbox button text in Webflow, you can use CSS classes and custom code. Here's how you can do it:

1. Select the checkbox element in Webflow's Designer.
2. Open the Element Settings panel on the right-hand side.
3. Under the Custom Code section, click on "Add Field."
4. In the "Field Name" input, enter a name for your CSS class. For example, you can name it "selected-checkbox."
5. In the "Field Value" input, enter the CSS code to style the selected checkbox text color. For example:

.selected-checkbox input:checked + label{   color: red;}

Here, we're applying the color red to the label element when the checkbox is selected (checked).

1. Click "Save" to apply the changes.

Now, when a user selects a checkbox button, the text color will change according to the specified CSS code.

Regarding having different form blocks with a single submission button at the end of the form, you can achieve this in Webflow by following these steps:

1. Create multiple form blocks on different sections of your page. Each form block can contain its specific fields and inputs.
2. Place the form blocks where you want them to be on the page.
3. Create a single submission button at the end of the form, preferably outside of any form block.
4. Style the button according to your design requirements.

By creating the form blocks separately and using a single submission button outside of any form block, all the form blocks on your page will be independent, and their inputs won't interfere with each other.

When the user clicks the submission button, you can use Webflow's built-in Form settings to configure where the form data should be sent. Whether it's an email address or a custom API integration, you can set it up to handle form data from multiple form blocks on one page.

Remember, the form fields' attribute names must be unique for each form block to ensure proper form submission and data handling.

With this setup, you can have different form blocks on multiple sections of a page while still having only one submission button at the end of the form.

Additional Questions:

1. How can I style the checkbox button text in Webflow?
2. Is it possible to customize the submission button style in Webflow?
3. Can I use multiple forms on one page in Webflow?