In Webflow, you can easily change the style of bullet points to match the introduction text by using custom CSS or Webflow's built-in styling options.
1. Using Custom CSS:
a. First, identify the class or ID of the element containing the bullet points. You can find this information by inspecting the element in your browser's developer tools.
b. Once you have the class or ID, navigate to the Custom Code section in Webflow's Designer.
c. Add a new `<style>` tag and write your custom CSS code to target the bullet points specifically. For example:
```css
.your-class {
list-style-type: square; /* change the bullet style */
color: #333; /* change the bullet color */
font-size: 18px; /* change the bullet size */
/* add any other desired style properties */
}
```
d. Save the changes, and your bullet points will be styled accordingly.
2. Using Webflow's Built-in Styling Options:
a. Select the element containing the bullet points in the Designer.
b. In the Styles panel, scroll down to the "List" section.
c. Here, you can find options to change the bullet style, color, size, and spacing.
d. Adjust these styling options until they match your introduction text.
e. Preview and publish your site to see the updated bullet point styles.
Remember to replace "your-class" with the actual class or ID of the element in which the bullet points reside. Additionally, you can experiment with different CSS properties to achieve the desired style for your bullet points, such as padding, margin, font-family, or background color.
By using either custom CSS or Webflow's built-in styling options, you can easily change the style of your bullet points to match the introduction text or any other desired design aesthetic.