In Webflow, what is the best approach to maintain unique headings for each CMS page without them auto-applying to other parts of the CMS pages?

To maintain unique headings for each CMS page in Webflow without them auto-applying to other parts of the CMS pages, follow these steps:

1. Understand Webflow's structure: Webflow uses a combination of classes and elements to style and structure content. Classes can be applied to multiple elements, while elements are unique instances that can be styled individually.

2. Create a unique class for each CMS page: Start by creating a unique class for each CMS page you want to have a unique heading style. To do this, go to the Style panel and click the '+' button next to the 'Combo Classes' section. Give the new class a meaningful name, such as "Unique Heading Page 1."

3. Assign the unique class to the heading element: Select the heading element that you want to have a unique style on a particular CMS page. In the 'Class' field of the Style panel, start typing the name of the unique class you created in step 2. As you type, Webflow will suggest the class name - select it and apply it to the heading element.

4. Customize the heading style: With the unique class applied to the heading element, you can now customize its style without affecting other CMS pages. You can change the font, color, size, spacing, or any other CSS property specific to this particular heading.

5. Repeat for other CMS pages: Repeat steps 2 to 4 for each CMS page that requires a unique heading style. Create a new class for each page, assign it to the respective heading element, and customize the style as desired.

By following this approach, you'll maintain unique headings for each CMS page without them auto-applying to other parts of the CMS pages in Webflow.

#Additional Questions

1. How do I create a class in Webflow?
2. Can I use custom fonts in Webflow?
3. How can I customize the layout of a CMS page in Webflow?