text: In early 2024, Webflow added the ability to style specific text as code.
  With in a rich text block - static, or CMS - you can select specific text, and format it as code ( on the same toolbar that you format bold and italics ), and Webflow will style it. This works in the designer and the editor as well, and with static or CMS-bound content.
  Here's a screenshot containing 5 examples;
  Webflow attempts to auto-detect the syntax of the language, and styles it according to a language-specific stylesheet.
  was identified as a makefile
  was identified as undefined
  Currently, Webflow provides limited styling control over these code items, in that you can style undefined items only.
  You can style code items as a sub-element of your classed rich text block;
  However, this styling will ONLY apply to code elements that Webflow identifies as undefined
  . Code which is recognized as another type will have Webflow's own default formatting applied instead.
  Here's that same example with custom styling applied;
  At this point we do not know;
  Whether we can specify the language manually
  Whether we can control styling in greater detail, e.g. for makefiles, js, and so on
  Whether the styling is aware of e.g. background color, for contrast
  Differences between static and CMS-bound control
  Overriding all to "undefined" so they match document style.
  Option to theme, by syntax
  Possibility of controlling the language applied to a specific code element