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Hey, I have a question about the text element in Webflow. So it seems to be just a div block based off looking through the custom code export. Is there a reason to ever use this instead of just using a paragraph element? I've gone through freeCodeCamp's HTML & CSS course before learning Webflow, and they never put text directly inside div tags, so this seems weird to me. I'm currently going through a Client-First Live Build Tutorial from Finsweet, and they seem to make use of the text element quite often. Is this bad from an accessibility/SEO standpoint?
Interesting thing you’ve picked up here. Something I hadn’t noticed. Historically it actually was invalid HTML to put text directly inside a div! Technically it’s not wrong to but it’s not right either. I would personally stick to using Paragraphs. Both Paragraphs and Divs are block-level elements so stylistically are similar but P’s are FOR SURE semantically correct and better for SEO but realistically a text block won’t really harm anything.
I have been able to integrate the webflow html into react but the javascript of webflow is so huge, how would you integrate that into a react project and does Devlink help with that?@@webflowandcode
is there a way to overwrite HTML tags? I see now that my tags were made in all the wrong ways would love to change all h2s to h3s or h4s for example, without shit changing
Sounds like a bit of CSS management is in order. It should either take the style of whatever heading you’re changing it to or maintain the styles related to the classes. I don’t know how you’ve organised your styles
