Can global classes in Webflow be created to apply styles to any HTML element, such as setting a blue background or white text?

Yes, global classes in Webflow can be created to apply styles to any HTML element. Global classes are a powerful feature in Webflow that allow you to define styles that can be reused throughout your project.

To create a global class, you can follow these steps:

1. Select the element you want to style in the designer.
2. In the Styles panel, find the "Class" field and click on the "+" icon to create a new class.
3. In the class name field, give your class a meaningful name that describes the style you want to apply. For example, you can name it "blue-background" if you want to set a blue background.
4. Once you've created the class, you can define the styles you want to apply. In this case, you can set the background color to blue.
5. You can also add any other styles you want, such as setting the text color to white.

Now, you can apply this global class to any HTML element in your project by simply adding the class name to the element's class field. You can apply the "blue-background" class to divs, headings, paragraphs, or any other element where you want to have a blue background and white text.

One of the advantages of using global classes is that if you decide to change the styles of the class later on, it will automatically update across all the elements that have that class applied. This saves time and reduces the need for repetitive styling.

In summary, global classes in Webflow are a great way to create reusable styles that can be applied to any HTML element in your project, providing consistency and efficiency in your design process.