To reduce the vertical space between lines within a bullet point in Webflow, you can use custom CSS to target the specific element and adjust its line-height property. Here's how you can do it:
1. Identify the class or selector for the bullet point element. For example, if your bullet points are contained within a `
2. Go to your Webflow project and open the Designer.
3. Navigate to the page where you want to adjust the vertical space within bullet points.
4. Open the Styles panel and click on the plus icon beside the element for which you want to reduce the vertical space.
5. Click on the "Add custom code" option and select "Add Head Code".
6. Insert the following CSS code within the `
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7. Replace `.w-list-unstyled` with the appropriate class or selector for your bullet point element.
8. Adjust the `line-height` value according to your desired spacing. Decreasing the value will reduce the vertical space between lines, while increasing it will increase the spacing.
9. Preview your changes to see the updated vertical spacing within the bullet points.
Regarding replacing bullet points with icons on the "Services" page, yes, you can definitely do that in Webflow. Webflow provides a range of options to customize and replace bullet points with icons.
To replace the bullet points with icons:
1. Select the bullet-point element, either the `
2. In the Styles panel, click on the "Add Element" icon to add a new element in the bullet-point container.
3. Choose the appropriate element type for your icon. This could be an `Image`, `SVG` or `Icon` element.
4. Customize the appearance of the icon using the available styling options such as size, color, and positioning. You can also add interactions or hover effects to enhance the user experience.
5. Repeat the above steps for each bullet point, replacing the bullet with the desired icon.
6. Preview your changes to see the updated bullet points with icons on the "Services" page.
By leveraging Webflow's design capabilities and custom CSS, you can easily reduce the vertical space between lines within bullet points and replace them with icons to create a more visually appealing and engaging design.