Text class inheriting link block "All links" styling

I have a text block within a div (case-study-details-text) within a link block. The link block (case-study-link) has the “all links” class applied. Apparently this means that my text will also inherit “all links” styling. It sounds like this is a function of CSS? But… I don’t wan’t the text to be styled as a link. It’s not a link. Is there a way around this? I don’t know how else to get text to show up within a tappable div module without also being styled as a link.


Here is my site Read-Only:
https://preview.webflow.com/preview/client-first-60907c?utm_medium=preview_link&utm_source=dashboard&utm_content=client-first-60907c&preview=128e6233c54317a3aff92519ffd20f97&workflow=preview

Here is my page link

FYI the elements I’m referring to are not on the main home page. They are on the second home page that is not actually the home.

Correct, this is how CSS and inheritance work.
Generally it’s best to just override the browser’s default link styling.

  1. Select the link element, which already has a class
  2. Change the decor to none. In Webflow, you first need to change it to underline and then none to get that setting.
  3. Pick a color for the text within it to inherit.

Ah I see you have to change styles on the parent element. That worked thank you.