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How can I add in-line text links without breaking the line in Webflow?

TL;DR
  • Use a Rich Text or Text Block element, highlight desired text, and convert it into a link via the inline toolbar.
  • Avoid pressing Enter and ensure styling remains inline (e.g., using spans) to prevent unintended line breaks.

To add in-line text links without breaking the line in Webflow, you need to use the Rich Text element or apply styling to Text Span elements within a single Text Block or Paragraph.

1. Use a Rich Text or Text Block Element

  • Drag in a Rich Text or Text Block element from the Add panel to the canvas.
  • These elements allow for in-line formatting while keeping everything on the same line unless natural wrapping occurs (e.g., responsive break).
  • Inside the Rich Text or Text Block, double-click to enter edit mode.
  • Highlight the specific word or phrase you want to link.
  • Click the Link icon in the inline toolbar or use the right-click context menu.
  • Choose whether it should be an external URL, internal page, section, or email link, and input the destination.

3. Style Without Causing Line Breaks

  • Ensure the text doesn’t have display: block or excessive margin/padding that could force a break.
  • If needed, use Text Span elements:
  • Highlight part of the text in a Text Block, click + Span (from the style panel), then convert that span to a Link using the above steps.
  • Avoid pressing Enter/Return, which creates a new paragraph or block-level element and causes breaks.

4. Maintain Inline Flow Across Devices

  • Test in responsive view to ensure the link wraps with text naturally.
  • Keep the link short or use non-breaking spaces (Option+Space on Mac) if specific wrapping behavior is required.

Summary

Use a Rich Text or Text Block element, then convert selected text into a link via the inline editor. Avoid pressing Enter and ensure the styling remains inline (e.g., by using spans). This keeps the link part of the same line as surrounding text unless natural wrapping occurs.

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