Add a “Make Global” setting to class management. This would convert a compound class into a standalone utility class, enabling it to be reused anywhere—regardless of selector order.
Why it matters: For those following a utility-first approach (like Tailwind), this scales better, reduces CSS bloat, and aligns with modern component-based workflows. We use components to reuse patterns, not CSS chains.
Current limitations make utility-driven design in Webflow unnecessarily difficult.