How can I use different colors within a paragraph in Webflow?

In Webflow, you can use different colors within a paragraph by applying span tags and custom CSS classes to the specific text you want to style differently. Here's how you can do it:

1. Select the paragraph text: Start by selecting the paragraph or part of the text where you want to apply different colors.

2. Add span tags: With the text selected, go to the text formatting options in the styling panel (or use the shortcut CMD/CTRL + T) and click on the "</>" button to access the HTML embed options. In the HTML embed dialog that appears, wrap the selected text with `` tags. For example, if you want to change the color of the word "red" within the paragraph, your HTML code will be `red`. Make sure to replace "red-color" with a descriptive class name of your choice.

3. Create custom CSS classes: Once you have added the span tags, you need to create custom CSS classes to style the text within the span tags differently. To do this, go to the Styles panel and click on the "+" icon next to the Selector field. In the class field, enter the same class name you used in your span tag. For instance, enter "red-color" as the class name.

4. Apply styling to the custom CSS classes: With the custom CSS class selected, you can now style the text within the span tag. In the Styles panel, modify any properties you want to change, such as color, font size, etc. For our example of the word "red," you will set the color property to the desired shade of red.

5. Repeat for other parts of the paragraph: If you want to use multiple colors within the same paragraph, repeat steps 2-4 for each section of text you want to style differently. Just ensure that you assign unique class names to each span tag and create corresponding custom CSS classes for each.

By using this method, you can achieve different colors within a paragraph of text in Webflow. Remember to adjust the styles and class names to match your specific design requirements.