been using web flow for months, and still find the simplest things infuriating.
why doesn’t “All Paragraphs” apply to other elements, like, uh… “Paragraph?” how do I get it to? or, if there’s every anything more than 1 paragraph, do I have to use rich text?
is there a manual somewhere that explains this? oh yeah, no. seriously, though, what’s best practice? do I have to know in advance that my client might change a single block of text into two in the future? or, do you use rich text always whenever you have any kind of copy, presuming that might happen?
Oops something went wrong. It didn’t applied the color to all paragraphs. Why ? Because you already styled one with the color blue. If you remove the style on the styled class, red will now apply.
It’s because css in general and so webflow prioritise the style on classed element.
Another way to style text is simply to add a class on your body and define your font size, color and stuff. It’s probably the best way because it will keep those style on all your elements.
thanks! maybe I didn’t phrase my question well. I had a “text” element, with a full carriage return within the text. because of that carriage return, I expected each part to then be styled by the “All Paragraphs” class. but, they weren’t. so, it was quite puzzling to say the least.
Okay, I’m starting to get it I think. Previously, I had a “Text Block” element, with a return inside of it. I wanted to change the space between “paragraphs” within this Text Block element, but couldn’t. Thus, was confused. I see now there is a “Paragraph” element that’s separate from “Text Block” (maybe it’s new? maybe I was blind before?).
So, that said, “Text Block” elements are only for single lines? or? What’s the use case difference between Paragraph and Text Block elements?
