Lucian C.

All good, any time! I appreciate the help

Thanks Matt J., this time round I ended up just creating my styles manually but I'll remember that trick for next time if I encounter the issue again

I used this offer from another platform recently to get the free 6 months and it's defo worth it (and I'll probably end up upgrading once it finished), Notion is SO useful with all the new features, especially since they introduced offline mode

Awesome Matt thanks! Yeah ideal would be to have a check box or something when importing or in the Relume designer of "Name classes by page" or similar. But I get if there's not loads of demand may not be worth it for you guys. Normally it would be fine with the Finsweet plugin, but as that's out of action at the moment you can't do folder renaming so it makes it a little more manual. And this was when using the Relume Webflow app to import the whole site into Webflow, not just copying pages

Hey sorry not been on Slack for a while! I can confirm after removing the font variables from my heading-style-h1, 2,3 etc. I do not get the duplicated class names anymore. Unfortunately I can't share a read only link at the moment due to an NDA with the client. But perhaps once I'm done with the project I'll make an MRE for you if that's helpful?

Thanks for sharing Nathan, yeah I'm on the exact same workflow as you at the moment You're right, skipping Figma all together would save a tonne of time, but I often like having that freedom to design in Figma first where I don't have to always abide by classes and strict structures, especially when ideating, that canvas mode is handy in Figma I think what would save a lot of time would be finalising the wireframe and copy in Relume, then importing to Figma just to design, then you know more or less that your wireframe will then be imported into Webflow with complete copy and the correct Relume components However, we'll need Relume to create a "copy editor" mode first, and also for the performance issues to be ironed out in the Relume wireframe editor. I was pushing about 25-30 pages in there and the editor was far too laggy to be able to work efficiently to write the copy

I had this exact issue for a client site. The numbers just weren't adding up, although they get loads of traffic, it definitely wasn't enough to keep upgrading their bandwidth (they got added to the business plan + a 50gb add-on because they were over by so much). I looked into the numbers like you and also downloaded the CSV to confirm and it definitely wasn't adding up to the bandwidth the dashboard was saying. I spoke to Webflow support about it with evidence of how our traffic (from analytics) has remained the same, but bandwidth had gone up loads. They told me it was due to bots crawling the site and requesting the assets, and while their bot blocking was being improved they gave my client's site a temporary hold on being upgraded to other plans based on bandwidth. Haven't had problems or been upgraded since. You could try do the same. * Note, my client is a big name in their industry, so I think it makes sense they'll be getting far more crawlers on their site