Yes, you can modify the heading styles in a Rich Text field in Webflow, but the process differs from regular text elements. Follow these steps to style headings inside a Rich Text Block effectively.
1. Add or Select the Rich Text Element
- Drag a Rich Text Block from the Add panel onto the canvas.
- If you already have one, select it to begin editing styles.
2. Apply a Class to the Rich Text Element (Optional)
- Add a class to your Rich Text element if you want custom styles without affecting all Rich Text elements across the project.
- This allows you to create unique styles for specific sections.
3. Enter the Rich Text Editor
- Double-click the Rich Text element to edit content.
- Add different heading levels (H1, H2, H3, etc.) inside the Rich Text field.
4. Style Headings Using the Selector Panel
- Select a heading inside the Rich Text block (e.g., an H2).
- In the Selector dropdown, Webflow will show "All H2 Headings" by default.
- Click the dropdown and choose “H2 inside of [your class]” to style only headings inside that Rich Text block.
- Adjust font size, color, line height, margins, etc. as needed in the Style panel.
5. Use Custom Rich Text Classes for CMS Content
- If you're using a CMS Rich Text field, apply a Rich Text class on the Collection Page or inside a Collection List.
- Always style headings inside the Rich Text context (e.g., "H3 inside of .your-rich-text-class") to avoid global changes.
Summary
You can modify heading styles in a Webflow Rich Text Block by selecting the heading inside the block and applying styles through the Selector panel. If using CMS content, ensure you apply styles inside a Rich Text-specific class to maintain control.