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You can now create component property groups — which means you can more easily reuse components throughout your site 🖥️ Easier-to-use components, more design consistency, stunning sites.

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Tejus Kabadi2 years ago

Tiny but Mighty

Jordan Gilroy2 years ago

Lovely little quality of life update

Riziki | Webflow design+dev2 years ago

Loving the improvements to components! Keep 'em coming 🙌

silso2 years ago

Nice quality of life update. WF always be 🚢

Boris Cerka2 years ago

We need components in cms, inside rich text as an example.

Ollie Brown2 years ago

This will really help with clients taking control of things. Organisation is key!

Jarek Kowalczyk2 years ago

More order in our life is always welcome.

JooMin Choi2 years ago

Love these type of quality of life updates!

Jaimz Hodge2 years ago

😃 That's such a great little feature. Time to organize my crazy components 🫣

William.2 years ago

Just more evidence for me to convince my job to switch over to Webflow

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