How Do I Align Text in Webflow?

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In Webflow, aligning text is a breeze. Whether you want to center your text, align it to the left or right, or even justify it, Webflow provides intuitive tools to achieve the desired effect. Let’s explore how you can align text in Webflow using HTML styling elements.

To begin with, let’s create a paragraph using the

tag:

This is a sample paragraph.

Now, let’s say you want to make the text within the paragraph bold. To do this, simply wrap the desired text within the tags:

This is a bold paragraph.

If you wish to underline certain words or phrases within the paragraph, you can use the tags:

This is an underlined paragraph.

Moving on to alignment options. By default, text in Webflow is aligned to the left.

However, if you want to center-align your text, you can use CSS styling. Let’s assume we have a div with a class of “center-align” that contains our paragraph:

This is a centered paragraph.

To center-align the text within this div, add CSS styling as follows:

Now, if you want to align your text to the right, simply change “center” in the CSS code above to “right”:

And apply it to your div accordingly:

This is a right-aligned paragraph.

To justify your text (aligning it evenly on both sides), use “justify” instead of “right” or “center”:

This is a justified paragraph. It has equal spacing on both sides.

Now, let’s explore how to create lists using the

    and

  • tags. To create an unordered list, use the
      tag and wrap each list item with the

    • tags:
      • List item 1
      • List item 2
      • List item 3

      And if you want to create an ordered list, simply replace the

        tag with the

          tag:

          1. List item 1
          2. List item 2
          3. List item 3

          Lastly, let’s talk about subheaders. Subheaders can be useful for organizing your content and making it more scannable. You can use various heading tags like

          ,

          , etc., depending on the hierarchy of your subheaders.

          Subheader Example

          This is the content under the subheader.

          Another Subheader Example

          This is another content section under a different subheader.

          By incorporating these HTML styling elements into your Webflow projects, you can not only make your text visually engaging but also ensure it is organized and structured effectively. Experiment with these options to find the alignment and styling that best suits your design needs in Webflow.