Ability to flatten combo class styles into a new class

Idea from this post: https://forum.webflow.com/t/copy-class-to-new-name/4933/8?u=waldo

"If I could capture all the style elements of this button (nested, secondary, everything) and make a new, independent style (think flattened, rasterized layer in photoshop), that would allow me to pivot easier and try out new variations of a style without manually recreating all of those style factors to keep the style manager clean and semantic."

  • Waldo Broodryk
  • Jan 23 2017
  • Mehnz commented
    25 Apr 02:29am

    showcasing XDR Pro display 7grand on tutorials and still can't hire someone on fiverrr to deliver this 2014 requested easy feature...Been a customer since your 1st day

  • Robert Holtz commented
    14 Jul, 2022 05:34am

    I've wanted this for the LONGEST time.

  • Lonnie Kuhn commented
    25 Nov, 2021 10:32am

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  • Mario P. commented
    22 Oct, 2021 08:53pm

    +1

  • Kenneth Rowe commented
    5 Jan, 2021 04:49pm

    Could someone explain why we still don't have this option? It seems like an odd oversight. Will it create some kind of problem I'm not seeing?

  • Matthew Craig commented
    26 May, 2020 11:39pm

    Howz bout adding "combine to new class" to drop down menu.

    that would be great.

  • Ali Abbas commented
    6 May, 2020 09:26am

    This feature is long overdue. Let's see some features that improve on what makes Webflow great in the first place: tools to help you design faster.

  • D P commented
    27 Sep, 2017 10:27pm

    I've also requested this many times directly messaging them. It is desperately needed, with a big site the class system can get messy and sometimes you just need a need class with those styles for interactions and things. I also requested many times the duplicate class function, which I see was also voted on in here and got done. Which has made a HUGE difference, however it doesn't cater for every scenario, such as working on an older site or interactions or just situations you need to go down the class rabbit hole and start afresh on a new flattened-cloned class. Please add.

  • Craig Keeling commented
    23 Jan, 2017 08:57pm

    Thanks for adding to the list Waldo!

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