Rich text is a powerful feature in Webflow that allows you to add formatting and styling to your website’s content. With rich text, you can easily create visually engaging articles, blog posts, and other forms of textual content. In this tutorial, we will explore how to use rich text in Webflow effectively.
Using Bold Text
One of the simplest ways to emphasize certain words or phrases is by using bold text. To apply bold formatting to a specific section of your text, wrap it with the tag. For example:
This text will appear in bold.
Using Underlined Text
If you want to underline certain parts of your text, you can achieve that by using the tag. Here’s an example:
This text will be underlined.
Creating Lists
In many cases, you may need to create lists within your rich text content. Webflow provides two types of lists: unordered lists and ordered lists.
Unordered Lists
To create an unordered list, use the
- tag followed by multiple
- tags for each list item. Here’s an example:
- List item 1
- List item 2
- List item 3
Ordered Lists
An ordered list is similar to an unordered list but with numbered items. To create an ordered list, use the
- tag instead of the
- List item 1
- List item 2
- List item 3
- . Here’s an example:
Using Subheaders
Subheaders are useful for breaking down your content into smaller sections. Webflow offers various heading tags, such as
,
, and so on.
Example of a Subheader (h3)
You can use subheaders to organize your content effectively and make it more scannable for readers.
By using these HTML styling elements in Webflow, you can create visually engaging and well-structured text content. Remember to use them sparingly and appropriately to maintain readability and aesthetic appeal. Experiment with different combinations of bold text, underlined text, lists, and subheaders to enhance the overall visual impact of your website’s rich text.