Did you know that when you format your text in WordPress you may be adding or changing the CSS in your page?
You can do this through HTML, with the tags discussed in the previous post, but using custom CSS allows for a lot more control over your webpage. For example, you can define properties for certain types of text. You can sort of do this in Divi by editing the properties of the 3 different header types, but in CSS you can define classes for certain objects and define properties within the style sheet.
For example, if this text was under a defined class, I could set the “font-weight” property to “bold” and set this entire paragraph to be bolded.
Or I could set the “color” property and make this text whatever color I want.