Use Bubble-defined formatting in HTML Element

Questions
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I understand that the HTML element is often used to embed code and iframes. But my application for the HTML element is so boringly basic that I couldn’t imagine that it seems so difficult to find an answer how to do this…

I want to import blog articles from a WordPress installation. The body text is in HTML and has the plain standard HTML tags like <p>, <h2>, <ol> <li> etc. Nothing fancy at all.

What I want seems very close at hand too: I want this HTML content to look like the rest of the Bubble App. With other words, I want p text, h2 titles etc. to be defined by some overall css styles, similar to the ones I set in Bubble for the Text element.

I am convinced that this must be possible in a straightforward way… can someone give me a hint?

(I found several posts with a similar question but didn’t seem to find an answer)

Thanks & have a bubbleful day!

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Create a CSS with styles that matches the Bubble app. And apply it to your blog content in HTML element.

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Alternatively, you can add the same CSS classes that your Bubble app uses. There’s a post about how to get the class names of your own Bubble editor styles.

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Thanks @net-tt and @ihsanzainal84 for your hints!