Intro
Webflow is a software company that provides a platform for designing, building, and launching responsive websites without needing to write code. Users can visually create website layouts and add functionality through a drag-and-drop interface, making it accessible for designers and developers alike. To edit text in Webflow, simply navigate to the page where the text is located and select the text element you want to edit. Double-clicking on the text will allow you to modify its content, font, size, color, and other styling properties. Alternatively, you can use the text editor panel on the right-hand side of the screen to make changes. Once you're done editing, save your changes and preview the updated content in real-time.
How to use the Webflow Editor
With Webflow's intuitive drag-and-drop interface and extensive customization options, you can bring your website ideas to life in no time. In this guide, we'll take you through the basics of using the Webflow Editor, so you can get started creating your own stunning websites.
When you first log in to Webflow, you'll be taken to the Dashboard, where you can access all of your projects. To create a new project, simply click the "New Project" button and choose a template or start from scratch. Once you've chosen a template, you'll be taken to the Webflow Editor, where you can customize every aspect of your site.
The Editor is divided into several sections, including the Navigator, Style Panel, and Page Settings. The Navigator is where you can see all of the elements on your page, and easily move them around and adjust their properties. The Style Panel is where you can customize the look and feel of your site, including fonts, colors, and spacing. And the Page Settings allow you to configure important details like SEO and page transitions.
1. Go to Tango -Team Sites - Webflow
2. Click on the 3 dots for more project options
3. Click on Editor
4. You're now on the "Editor version of the website. Click on any text blocks to edit!
5. Click on menu below to access CMS content like CMS
6. The interface is intuitive. Click on New Blog
7. Or make a new piece of CMS content or edit an existing one.
Use publish in the top right to make the changes instantly.
8. Click on View Site to exit
9. At any point you can exit the Editor to just return to the normal site.
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