Webflow lets designers restrict which components fit in a slot
By Steven Van ·
Marketers now see a list of allowed components if they try to add one that isn't permitted in a slot.
Component slots in Webflow now support restrictions: Designers or Site managers can define exactly which components are allowed in a given slot, rather than leaving it open to anything.
- Designers set the allowed components per slot, so Marketers don't have to guess what fits.
- If a Marketer tries to add a component that isn't permitted, they see a message listing which components are allowed there.
- Slots still allow all components by default, so restrictions can be added selectively without affecting the rest of a component system.
The update is aimed at preventing broken layouts caused by the wrong component being dropped into a slot.
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