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Can I customize the styling of widgets from Rock Gym Pro in Webflow, including fonts, colors, and alignment?

TL;DR
  • RGP widgets in Webflow are embedded via iframes, limiting direct styling of internal content like fonts and colors.
  • You can style the surrounding container in Webflow and adjust widget appearance through RGP’s built-in theme settings or consider an API-based integration for full customization.

You can partially customize the styling of Rock Gym Pro (RGP) widgets embedded in Webflow, but your control is limited. RGP widgets are typically injected through iframes, which restrict direct CSS styling from Webflow.

1. Understand the iFrame Limitation

  • RGP widgets are usually embedded using iframes, which isolate the embedded content from Webflow’s CSS.
  • You cannot directly style the internal contents (fonts, colors, alignment) of an iframe using Webflow’s Designer or custom code in your project.

2. Review Widget Embedding Options

  • Check whether you are using the Online Widgets (OWS) or API-based integration from Rock Gym Pro.
  • If you're using OWS via iframe, customization is minimal unless RGP provides built-in configuration options (e.g., theming parameters or custom widget settings in your RGP account).

3. Use Built-in Customization from Rock Gym Pro

  • Log into your Rock Gym Pro admin panel and check the widget settings.
  • Some customization options may be available such as:
  • Theme color
  • Font options
  • Button styles
  • These are passed as URL parameters or modified directly within the RGP system.

4. Styling the Container in Webflow

  • While you can’t modify the iframe content directly, you can style the iframe container in Webflow:
  • Use Div Blocks and Flexbox or Grid for alignment.
  • Adjust padding, margins, background colors around the iframe.
  • Use Responsive settings to control widget layout across device sizes.
  • You can also set a custom iframe size and apply borders or shadows to match your design branding.

5. Workarounds for Greater Styling (Limited)

  • If RGP supports exposing its data via API, you could:
  • Fetch data using custom JavaScript.
  • Render the content inside Webflow using custom elements that you fully control.
  • This approach requires developer-level work and access to RGP’s API (if available).

Summary

You can style the container of a Rock Gym Pro widget inside Webflow, but you cannot directly change the fonts, colors, or alignments within the widget due to iframe restrictions. For deeper customization, explore RGP’s built-in theme settings or consider using available APIs for fully custom integrations.

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