Is there a way to create global classes for styles

Is there a way to create global classes to apply styles to any HTML element?

For e.g., I want to create a class to apply Blue color to any HTML element’s background. I would create the following class if I’m coding in HTML & CSS.
.background-blue {background-color: Blue;}

If I want to set the White color to text, I would create below following.
.text-white {color: White;}

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You will need many classes if you do it in such small steps but it is possible.

Element A: (.background-blue,.text-white,.extraclass1)
Element B: (.background-blue,.text-white,.extraclass2)

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@Matzinger
What I’m saying is this. Edit fiddle - JSFiddle - Code Playground
I think it’s not necessary to create separate classes for different HTML elements to apply styles like text color, background color.

Just create a class, style it the way you want, then apply this class to any element afterwards. You may keep the global classes you create on some auxiliary page to avoid deleting them (if they are not in use) by the clean class feature.

@dram Hmm… I thought of creating a separate page which will only have all the global classes.

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And that’s exactly my suggestion :slight_smile:

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It seems like any additional classes added to an element always get added as combo classes.

So even if you made a bg-blue class and added to a div, Webflow would treat it has a global bg-blue class being applied in the HTML, but a class definition of div .bg-blue. Right?