What is an issue with Webflow where users are unable to remove the Bold/Text span from a formatted link block, resulting in a messy canvas?

If you are experiencing an issue in Webflow where you are unable to remove the Bold/Text span from a formatted link block, resulting in a messy canvas, here are some possible causes and solutions:

Issue: Bold/Text span cannot be removed from a formatted link block.
Cause: This issue may occur due to the presence of custom code, conflicting styles, or certain limitations in using the Webflow Designer.
Solution:

1. Review your custom code: If you have custom code in your project, check if any CSS styles are conflicting with the link block styles. Remove or modify the conflicting styles to resolve the issue.
2. Check the link block settings: Ensure that you have not applied any "text-transform" settings that may be causing the span to appear. In the Webflow Designer, select the link block and navigate to the "Typography" section in the style panel. Modify the settings to remove any unwanted formatting.
3. Use a different element: Instead of using a link block, consider using a different element such as a div or a text element. Apply the desired formatting directly to the element to avoid any unwanted spans.
4. Override the styles with custom code: If none of the above solutions work, you can use custom code to override the styles. Select the link block and navigate to the custom code section of the style panel. Add CSS to target and modify the specific element, removing the unwanted span.

Overall, it's important to review your project's settings, styles, and custom code to identify the cause of the issue and apply the appropriate solution. Remember to always test the changes in different breakpoints to ensure consistent results across devices.

Additional Questions:

1. How do I remove unwanted formatting from a link block in Webflow?
2. Is it possible to customize the styling of link blocks in Webflow?
3. Why is my link block displaying unwanted spans in the Webflow Designer?