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description: Defining your own HTML
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# Markup Inside

Markup inside lets you add arbitrary HTML content inside the element tag. This replaces the tag content.

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This can be used to embed things like a YouTube video or a Twitter post.

Use the more details button on the right side of the field to show a larger code entry field.

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If you want your custom HTML to inherit a specific set of text styles add a text element to the artboard and then set the **markup inside**. Or you can define text styles in the page or style template.

Note: You may need to set the width and height of the nested HTML to 100% to match the size you are seeing in the artboard.

Markup inside field is not limited to HTML only. You can define styles and javascript blocks.

Note: Since you can include any HTML you can potentially break your element or page.&#x20;

{% embed url="https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/HTML" %}

