Currently, if you paste a class from the source project that has the same name as an existing class in the destination project, Webflow:
However, in some cases -- such as using one project as a 'master component template' that you paste items from into different projects for use -- you might actually want to override the styles with that same class name in the destination sites when pasting, to update them for all elements that already have them in the site.
When there is a class name conflict with different style properties, it would be nice to have the flexibility to choose whether to add a new class or update/replace the existing class' styles when pasting between projects
Kyle Kilat
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Up voting this. Right now we have to edit the newly added layout elements to use the non numbered version of the class and then do regular class cleanups to remove the additionals that got created when adding pre-made layout sections
Just a note on original post, there should also be an option to 'Use existing class' too!
Add (and name) a new class
Update/replace existing class
Use existing class
Strange that this idea dont have more votes. It would make it extremely more efficient to build sites based on pre-made modules.
Definitely need this for a master style guide to be useful, especially since my team has multiple projects.
Wow, you need that a lot. I thought they would already do with this option.
for us, we need to have 3 options:
1. maintain the attributes of the existing class
2. replace with attributes of the copied class
3. create a new class (current)