Title Wrappers
Learn about title wrappers, and how to best use them in the Base System
1.0 Title Wrappers
The Title Wrapper is a utility class used to wrap and style titles on a webpage. The primary purposes of a Title Wrapper are to apply consistent styling, enhance the visual hierarchy of your content, and ensure that titles are displayed prominently and attractively.
Browse the starting utility classes and their properties in the table below.
2.0 Title Center Classes
Explore the default classes and properties below. You can customize these to fit your needs or create a new custom class tailored to your style preferences.
Class Name | Flex | Max Width | Margin Bottom |
---|---|---|---|
Title Column Small | Vertical | 580px | 44px |
Title Column Regular | Vertical | 740px | 62px |
Title Column Large | Vertical | 960px | 92px |
{Custom} Title Column | {Custom} | {Custom} | Auto |
Containers are generally centered on the page and use a margin auto to position them in the middle of your web page.
3.0 General Usage
3.1 Element Type
Grid classes are applied to the Grid Element in Webflow, and are bundled with some simple styles for columns and column gap. These styles can be adjusted to suit your own requirements.
3.2 Class Naming
Class naming for spacing follows a similiar approach to other structure elements. You can learn more about the general philosophy of class naming here.
Sections: Default sections use descriptive names based on the top and bottom padding.
Example:
Grid One Column
,Grid Three Column
,Grid Five Column
Custom Sections: Use section as a suffix to the parent category
Example:
Testmonial Grid
,Pricing Card Grid
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