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How can I access and modify the laptop image or text in a Webflow template?

TL;DR
  • Open the Webflow Designer and use the Navigator or canvas to locate the laptop image or text.
  • Replace the image via the Element or Style panel, and edit text directly or through the CMS; preview changes across devices before publishing.

To edit a laptop image or text in a Webflow template, you’ll need to locate the specific element within the Designer and update its content or settings.

1. Open the Webflow Designer

  • Go to your Webflow project and click Designer in the dashboard.
  • This opens the visual editor where all elements/images can be selected and edited.

2. Identify the Image or Text Element

  • Use the Navigator (press F on your keyboard) to open a tree view of all sections and elements.
  • Manually browse or hover in the visual canvas to pinpoint the laptop image or associated text.
  • Click on the image or text in the canvas or Navigator panel to select it.

3. Modify the Laptop Image

  • Once the image is selected, check the Element Settings panel (press D) on the right.
  • If it’s an Image element, you’ll see the image file name.
  • Click Replace Image, then upload your own image or choose another from the asset manager.
  • If it’s a background image (e.g., set in a div block or hero section):
  • With the element selected, go to the Style panel (press S).
  • Look under Backgrounds, then click the image thumbnail to replace or remove it.

4. Edit the Text

  • Click on the text element you want to modify.
  • Directly type new content or use the Settings panel for dynamic text fields (like CMS items).
  • Use the Style panel to make changes to fonts, colors, size, and spacing.

5. Save and Preview Changes

  • Webflow auto-saves changes, but you can preview using the eye icon in the top bar.
  • To view how it looks across devices, use the responsive device icons at the top.

Summary

To change the laptop image or text in a Webflow template, locate the element in the Designer, then replace the image from the Element or Style panel and edit text directly or via CMS if applicable. Always preview your updates across devices before publishing.

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