If you're using a Webflow template with multiple home page layouts, you can easily transfer sections between different pages without needing to rebuild them from scratch.
1. Copy and Paste Sections Across Pages
- Open the Designer and locate the section you want to move.
- Right-click the section and select Copy.
- Navigate to the page where you want to add it.
- Paste the section (Command + V or Control + V).
2. Use Symbols for Reusable Sections
- Select the section you want to reuse across multiple pages.
- Click Create Symbol (green plus icon in the left sidebar) to make it a consistent element called a Symbol.
- Place the Symbol on any page you want.
- Changes to the Symbol will update across all instances automatically (unless you unlink it).
3. Beware of Style Conflicts
- If the section uses classes (custom styling), copying it between pages will preserve those classes.
- If both home page versions use different global styles, you may have to adjust classes or duplicate and rename them to avoid conflicts.
4. Managing Interactions and Animations
- Sections with interactions (e.g., scroll-based animations) will retain their triggers and actions when copied.
- Double-check that page-triggered animations (like Page Load) are properly configured if they rely on the specific page.
5. Clean Up Unused Assets
- Copying sections across pages can sometimes leave unused classes or interactions in your project.
- Use Webflow’s Cleanup features under Style Manager to clean up unused styles once you've finished transferring everything.
Summary
You can easily copy, paste, and reuse sections between different pages in Webflow. For better consistency and easier future edits, consider making sections into Symbols before reusing them. Always double-check classes, interactions, and visuals after moving sections across layouts.