Hi everyone, when i paste in relume components, I get a lot of duplicate classes and class renaming. A problem I did not have in the past. I created a style guide with color schemes through the new style guide beta feature and imported the homepage with the Relume app. I have the relume extension ON for class syncing, but still receive the error everytime...
@Gill Steens you happen to be using our chrome extension? What classes are duplicating? If its the button class, and you've already fixed it by swapping the classes, then just be sure to delete this duplicate here and use the chrome extension going forward and you should be fine.
I just got this too. I can't send a read-only because I have to delete and try reimporting for other reasons but I tried pasting in a whole page, with class syncing on and extension on, and it duplicated just about every class there and the type was all a weird default.
okay if/when you are able to send a read-only, it'll help me better understand what is going on
Hi @Matt, i needed to put that project on the side for a short time, will start with that specific project again in 2 weeks.
But it just happened again in another project, i recorded a loom video: https://www.loom.com/share/ae6392083b594684bef2b5649a30cc55
Here is the read only link: https://preview.webflow.com/preview/bemo-staging?utm_medium=preview_link&utm_source=de[…]3f83d5c512&pageId=67fe0793773a422287989ce2&workflow=preview
Here is the preview link: https://bemo-staging.webflow.io/our-activities
@Gill Steens do your preferences within the library look like this? If not, you need to match your library preferences to the style guide you are using, which in this case is 3.0 - so they should match my screenshot.
I'm not seeing the classes actually being used unless you had already swapped them out or?
I normally don’t have this problem, but these were 2 sites for which I used the style guide beta @Matt, maybe this has somethine to do with it
yeah maybe....not entirely sure why that would matter but its good insight regardless. These kinds of things are almost impossible to troubleshoot or replicate.
