Clean Up unused interactions button

I love the "clean up" button inside the style manager menu, but what if the same could be done for interactions that aren't being used by any elements?

Alternatively, maybe a way to see which site elements are using each interaction that has been created (from interactions list)?

  • Brendan Laird
  • Sep 26 2017
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  • Aug 4, 2020

    Admin response

    Good news! Now you can clean your interactions panel up by bulk selecting and removing all unused interactions and animations. Read more in our release notes.

  • Kevin Palombo commented
    August 05, 2020 04:58

    Wow that's cool ! 😎

  • Matthew Craig commented
    May 06, 2020 00:07

    I can see what elements have triggers / animations but I can't for the life of me find which animation is being used. It is from a template I purchased that has a huge amount of animations.

  • Thomas Murphy commented
    May 03, 2020 14:50

    need this like now... my interactions list is sooooo long (my bad for not clearing when playing around) and I really CAAAN'T sit and go through them all

  • Danijel Simon commented
    April 05, 2020 23:15

    YES YES YES YES

  • Thomas St-Amour-Joli-Coeur commented
    March 29, 2020 12:20

    WE 👪

    NEED 🙌

    THIS💁‍♀️

  • Nika S commented
    February 10, 2020 03:18

    I also want to same thing, i want to use it on aboutpetgude any solutions?

    Regards

    Nika S

  • Jason Roach commented
    November 23, 2019 02:13

    Any update on this?

     

     

  • Mark Berman commented
    November 14, 2019 10:35

    Bring it please.

  • Braiins Systems commented
    November 03, 2019 19:05

    We need this!

  • Emanuel Mårdsjö commented
    August 09, 2019 06:58

    My list of interactions quickly piles up. Sometimes interactions break, and you need to create new ones — it’s soon impossible to tell which ones are in use and which are not. A file structure and if inactive interactions were grayed out it would be easier. Also a button to clean them all up would be godsent. 

  • New Work City commented
    August 01, 2019 14:15

    I can understand Webflow's aim is to implement new things. But - please - don't forget things that also need to be addressed. Like this one in particular 

    @webflow - visit these pages more frequently 

  • Icy Leng commented
    July 26, 2019 16:30

    I think we are testing a lot of interactions, and it really slows down the designer a lot. hope there is a way to clean up all useless interactions at once

  • Mia Park commented
    January 16, 2019 18:07

    Yes please. With multiple iterations and users, our interactions get out of control. I also wonder if a growing interactions list slows down the performance of the tool itself. We've got some slooooow prototypes here.

  • Juraj Carnecky commented
    December 19, 2018 22:34

    Must have feature.

  • Jesper Fagerlund commented
    October 05, 2018 14:12

    And I already commented on this I see... ha. There you go. An ongoing pain. 

  • Jesper Fagerlund commented
    October 05, 2018 14:11

    Yes please. We are experimenting a lot while developing the site, and in the end have the right interactions in place. But often we have 20-50 interactions, that were abandoned, but nobody dares to touch them, in case... 

  • Jonathan Li commented
    September 17, 2018 03:51

    Agreed. Would love to see this feature added in. I always have the urge to clean up old animations, but then constantly risk accidentally deleting an animation that occurs somewhere else throughout the site.

    This would be a massive QoL improvement

  • Michael Parks commented
    June 20, 2018 11:49

    Yap, totally need this. My interactions list on a couple of projects is looking bloated to say the least.

    Also a question: Do we load the all the interaction CSS/JS if the interaction is not used?

    Obviously if so, then this becomes more urgent. Thanks @Webflow

  • Jesper Fagerlund commented
    May 28, 2018 12:28

    I would love this too... just too much scrolling down old interactions in a design during development, and when it goes live: it is a mess.

  • Jonathan Friedman commented
    April 29, 2018 11:52

    This is kind of Webflow's true power... a little shocked/surprised it's missing. Same with how you can't organize (or even sort!) interactions. Feels half-baked.

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