My interactions list is growing ever longer. Similarly to page organization, a folder system would help sort and manage these interactions rather than relying on a naming convention to do the job.
I couldn't agree more with this. Especially as your site grows, having just a giant list of interaction names to scroll through can get cumberson and confusing.
My interactions/animations list are turning into a nightmare.
I'm building an entire web app here on Webflow and it's insane how many animations are on each page. As soon as I start building out 40 pages with 10 animations MINIMUM on each PAGE... Oye... We need folders. Bad.
Let's also add the ability to sort by name, create date, etc... because currently, even relying on a naming convention is only marginal (without sort, you still can't effectively group by name)
Christopher Travers
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Why this is even an issue in 2024? We need to organise interactions by folder asap!
One of my top requests to speed things up.
I couldn't agree more with this. Especially as your site grows, having just a giant list of interaction names to scroll through can get cumberson and confusing.
@webflow this item should be merged with this other wish list item:
https://wishlist.webflow.com/ideas/WEBFLOW-I-274
This would be incredibly useful!
My interactions/animations list are turning into a nightmare.
I'm building an entire web app here on Webflow and it's insane how many animations are on each page. As soon as I start building out 40 pages with 10 animations MINIMUM on each PAGE... Oye... We need folders. Bad.
This needs more votes! Interactions lists on my sites are so long. It's hard to find things and know what still being used.
I vote for folders, sorting, search filtering, and the ability know if an interaction is in use anywhere on the site.
Let's also add the ability to sort by name, create date, etc... because currently, even relying on a naming convention is only marginal (without sort, you still can't effectively group by name)
I was having the same thought.
On top of your idea let's add a possibility to check the idle / unused interactions and a clean up button like in the Class Manager.