Our team is planning to redesign one of our core product pages on our Webflow site that we hope to launch next week. This will replace an existing page and introduce an entirely new layout. The problem we are having is we also want to make small, incremental changes to other pages on the website during this timeline.
Is there any way currently to have WIP updates to a single page that don’t get published with the rest of the site? How have others overcome this dilemma?
Unfortunately all site design changes are compiled and updated together when the site is published so you’ll need to get a little creative if you want to selectively update pages/sections.
As a solution, if you duplicate your page as a draft and make changes to that instead (making sure not to override class styles on your live page), you’ll be able to publish incremental updates along the way without overriding your WIP page. Once you’re ready to make updates live, just copy/paste the sections from the draft page to the live page, remove any old sections/styles (you can clear unused styles by going to the Style Manage and clicking “Clean Up”) and then publish.
Not the most ideal method, but it gets around the current limitation and should allow changes to be rolled out more strategically 