# Designing headlines in CMS blocks

ThemeWare® provides you with individual CSS classes that allow you to create the headlines for your Shopware 6 themes, as already known from our Shopware 5 themes.

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**Tip**: Please find application examples in our [demoshops](https://demo.themeware.design/modern/en/Features/ThemeWare-CMS-styling/Designing-headlines-in-CMS-blocks/).
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## ThemeWare® CSS headlines

**CSS classes**

| Class                           | Block/Section | Description                                                                             |
| ------------------------------- | ------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **twt-cms-headline-bath**       | Block         | Styles the headline and the following passage in CMS blocks as in the Bath-Theme.       |
| **twt-cms-headline-clean**      | Block         | Styles the headline and the following passage in CMS blocks as in the Clean-Theme.      |
| **twt-cms-headline-flower**     | Block         | Styles the headline and the following passage in CMS blocks as in the Flower-Theme.     |
| **twt-cms-headline-kids**       | Block         | Styles the headline and the following passage in CMS blocks as in the Kids-Theme.       |
| **twt-cms-headline-ladieswear** | Block         | Styles the headline and the following passage in CMS blocks as in the Ladieswear-Theme. |
| **twt-cms-headline-plants**     | Block         | Styles the headline and the following passage in CMS blocks as in the Plants-Theme.     |
| **twt-cms-headline-classic**    | Block         | Styles the headline in CMS blocks like in the Shopware 5 Shopping Worlds.               |

**Example**

![Headline ThemeWare® "Bath"](/files/oo9J9TACsPYQxOumnjm7)

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**Note**: You can activate or deactivate the ThemeWare® "CSS headline classes" as required. You can find the configuration in the Tab "Others" => Block "Advanced settings" => Section "Additional CSS classes".
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