To change the style of paragraph text in a Rich Text Block in Webflow, you need to target the specific tag inside that Rich Text element, not just the Rich Text element itself.
1. Add a Rich Text Element
- Drag a Rich Text element from the Add panel onto your page or template.
- You can use a CMS item or static content. The process is the same for styling.
2. Add Temporary Content (If Needed)
- If your Rich Text item is empty, add a dummy paragraph manually into the Rich Text Block (e.g., “This is a sample paragraph”) so Webflow allows you to select and style it.
3. Style the Paragraph Inside the Rich Text
- Double-click inside the Rich Text Block so you enter "Edit Rich Text" mode.
- Select the paragraph within the Rich Text Block.
- In the Selector field, Webflow should automatically generate a tag-based selector like "All Paragraphs inside of Rich Text" or "Rich Text Block p".
- If not, click the selector dropdown, scroll to “Inheriting tag”, and choose “All Paragraphs All Paragraphs inside of [Rich Text Class]”.
- Apply your styling (e.g., font size, color, line height) using the Style panel.
4. Use a Custom Class (Optional)
- If you need to style paragraphs differently in various Rich Text blocks, give the Rich Text Block a unique class name, like
article-content. - Then, select a paragraph inside the block and use the selector "p inside of .article-content" to apply scoped styling.
5. Publish to See the Result
- Changes to Rich Text styles may not display fully in the Designer preview.
- Publish your site to verify changes on the live version.
Summary
To style paragraph text in a Rich Text Block, enter edit mode, select the paragraph, then apply styles using the context-specific selector, such as “p inside of [Rich Text Class]”. Make sure to publish your site to view the applied styles correctly.