You can type in Vietnamese language into Webflow CMS blog posts by entering Unicode Vietnamese text and using a font that supports Vietnamese characters. Here's how to do it:
1. Use Unicode-Compatible Vietnamese Input
- Use your computer's Vietnamese keyboard or input method to type Unicode text (e.g., Telex or VNI).
- Webflow fully supports Unicode, so Vietnamese characters like â, ê, ô, ư, đ, ơ will be properly saved and rendered in both the CMS and on published pages.
2. Choose a Font That Supports Vietnamese Characters
- Not all fonts include the full set of Vietnamese diacritics. You must select a font with extended Latin support.
- Recommended fonts that support Vietnamese:
- Google Fonts like Roboto, Inter, Open Sans, Lato, Merriweather, Nunito, Source Sans Pro
- These fonts contain the full range of Vietnamese characters and can be added directly in Webflow Project Settings > Fonts or via Typography settings in the Designer.
3. Apply the Correct Font in Webflow
- In the Designer, select the text element or global class (e.g.,
Rich Text, Paragraph, etc.). - Under Typography, choose your Vietnamese-compatible font.
- The correct diacritics will render automatically once the font supports them.
4. Optional: Embed a Custom Font with Vietnamese Support
- If you want a custom typeface, upload the font files (WOFF recommended) via Project Settings > Fonts.
- Make sure the custom font has Vietnamese character support. You can verify this on sites like Google Fonts or Font Squirrel.
5. Preview and Publish
- Always Preview your page in Webflow to ensure everything appears correctly.
- After publishing, confirm that Vietnamese characters render properly on all devices.
Summary
To type Vietnamese in Webflow CMS blog posts, use Unicode Vietnamese input and apply a font that includes Vietnamese character support (like Roboto or Inter). Set the font in the Designer's Typography settings to ensure proper display of diacritics.