Is it possible to add a general heading to all tabs in Webflow without changing the structure of the tab menu?

Yes, it is possible to add a general heading to all tabs in Webflow without changing the structure of the tab menu. Here's how you can achieve this:

1. Select the tab element in your Webflow project.
2. Inside the tab element, add a new div block at the top of the tab content area.
3. Give the div block a class name for easier styling.

Note: You can also use an existing div block if you prefer.

1. Style the div block as a heading using the desired heading tag (e.g., h2, h3).
2. Customize the heading's text, font style, size, color, etc. as desired.

Tip: To make the heading appear on top of the tab content, you may need to adjust the positioning or z-index of the div block.

1. Save your changes and preview the site to see the heading appear above all the tab content.

By adding a separate div block with a heading inside the tab element, you can effectively include a general heading that is consistent across all tabs without altering the structure of the tab menu.

This approach allows you to maintain the functionality and structure of the tab menu while still providing a visually consistent heading for all the tabs.

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