You can find Link styles within the Link pop-out. All of the possible styles are listed because the actual used styles depend on the content that’s loaded in from the content management system. Styles for content management text elements work very similarly to the workflow above, but for convenience we show all of the styles your text element can use directly in the properties panel. Prefixing a new line with # will create a h1 and # will create a h2). Note: You can also use Markdown style shortcuts when adding text to add headers, like in many other tools.
Note: Because the styles are coupled to html tags, they will automatically be optimized for SEO. Thus, if you use rich text, your default styles will automatically applied-making styling long form content as simple as pasting in your document.If you want to change any of the styles that have been set for you, simply select the text that you want modified inline and set the style. H1, P, A) or Markdown element (#, #) that is already embedded in your text. In this case, you will want to add multiple styles in a single text element for things like title, header and paragraphs.We have optimized text styles specifically for this use case by coupling them to the HTML (e.g. If you copy and paste from a Notion or Google Docs document, or use the Framer content management system, you will most likely be working with long for content. You can manage your project styles in the left panel under Assets → Styles, You can create as many styles as you like.
You can remover any styling by clicking the x in Text → Styles again. To apply a style, select a text element or some text itself and click Text → Styles in the properties panel on the right and select a text style. By default all text you create is unstyled, meaning you just decide how it looks on the fly by setting font, size and color in the properties panes.
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