Yes, it is possible to create a highlighted text effect using Webflow. While I cannot see the specific image you provided, I can provide you with a general approach to achieving a highlighted text effect.
Here's a step-by-step guide to creating a highlighted text effect in Webflow:
1. First, you'll need to add a text element to your page. You can do this by dragging and dropping a text element from the Elements panel onto your canvas.
2. Once you have your text element in place, you can select it and style it according to your design. You can adjust the font size, font family, color, and other properties in the typography settings.
3. To create the highlight effect, you can use a combination of a background color and a box-shadow. Select the text element and go to the Background settings in the Styles panel. Choose a background color that you want for the highlight effect. You can use a color picker or enter a specific color value.
4. Next, go to the Box Shadow settings in the Styles panel. Add a box-shadow that matches the background color you chose earlier. You can adjust the horizontal and vertical offset, blur radius, and spread radius to achieve the desired effect. Play around with these values to get the highlight effect you want.
5. To make the highlight effect more subtle and gradient-like, you can use a semi-transparent background color and adjust the box-shadow settings accordingly. This will create a smoother transition between the highlighted text and the rest of the content.
6. Additionally, you might want to consider adding some hover or interaction effects to enhance the user experience. For example, you could change the highlight color or animate the box-shadow on hover or on click.
Remember, the specific implementation may vary depending on your design requirements. You can experiment with different colors, styles, and effects to achieve your desired highlighted text effect in Webflow.