How can I use Webflow to underline the second span text within a text block when hovering, similar to the headings on a specific website?
To underline the second span text within a text block when hovering in Webflow, you can utilize the Webflow interactions feature. Here's a step-by-step guide:
1. Select the text block that contains the spans you want to target. You can do this by clicking on the text block or selecting it from the Navigator panel.
2. Navigate to the Interactions panel on the right-hand side of the Webflow Designer interface.
3. Click on the "+" button next to the Triggers section to create a new trigger. In the dropdown menu, select "Hover".
4. Click on the "+" button next to the Actions section to create a new action. In the dropdown menu, select "Add class".
5. In the Add class action settings, click on the "Class to add" field and enter a unique class name for the second span text. For example, you can name it "underline" or anything that makes sense to you.
6. Now, you need to define the style for the "underline" class. To do this, you can either use Webflow's built-in class styles or create a custom class style. In either case, make sure to add the "text-decoration: underline;" property to the class style.
7. Finally, click on the "Create new class" button within the Add class action settings to create the "underline" class.
8. With the "underline" class created and selected, head over to the Style panel to customize the appearance of the underline. You can adjust the color, thickness, and other properties to match your desired style.
9. Preview your website, and when you hover over the text block that contains the spans, the second span text should have an underline applied to it.
By following these steps, you can easily achieve the desired effect of underlining the second span text within a text block when hovering, similar to the headings on a specific website. Remember that you can customize the class name, style, and other properties to match your specific design requirements.