Niek V.

Matt J. I can't reproduce in a new or existing project. Component seems to work just fine.

Matt J. sure! https://preview.webflow.com/preview/niek-reformed?utm_medium=preview_link&utm_source=d[…]8575602fab&pageId=68bfd8a4dabe66f401bd95d8&workflow=preview

adding a new div to the main wrapper, drag the content of section_header31 into it and name that div section_header31 fixes the issue.

+ try this: remove the class section_header31 from the style selector and it changes to text-color-white

On site export I found that section_header31 should have the text-color-white subclass aswell. But this is not the case and it's still overwriting as if its still there.

For others, if you're not far into your project yet. Just create a new cloneable and transfer everything (duplicates don't work). Works for me.

Matt J. Not a shit answer at all, I get it must be frustrating not knowing what's triggering it. But what I can tell you is that there seems to be a difference between Copy for Webflow via icons.relume.io and pasting the svg as code. The copy for webflow works great, and pasting svg code from figma doesn't, even when I first paste the svg through the transformer on icons.relume.io. Copy for figma, paste it in figma and then trying to pase it in webflow and the error occurs again. Copy for webflow, paste it in webflow, then copying the embed code from webflow and paste it in webflow again and the error occurs. Seems like a really odd and hard issue.

Bence J. Matt J., I have this exact same issue and also got it in different projects. Once I cloned my project to a new one and the new one was fine. On another brand new project it's 1 icon paste went well. Second icon gives the error. Weird! Tried to reinstall chrome etc without succes. Not the end of the world though, but annoying sometimes. We can still place a code embed and paste the svg in there and give it the icon class.