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I work on a project where I use a lot of components with different states (hover, clicked etc.) and everytime I create a new screen with a component such as a text input, I have to change the text in every state, is there any way to automatize this process?
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Sadly, no.
States only inherit default state edits on the main component. You will have to update the states of every instance manually. It kinda defeats the purpose of having components & states, but yeah... You can upvote this "feature" though 🙂
There's also this thread, in which you will find the only response from Adobe on it. They say they are going to work on it, but can't say how much of a priority it is, as we've been asking for it for a year now.
At least nested components kinda work
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Sadly, no.
States only inherit default state edits on the main component. You will have to update the states of every instance manually. It kinda defeats the purpose of having components & states, but yeah... You can upvote this "feature" though 🙂
There's also this thread, in which you will find the only response from Adobe on it. They say they are going to work on it, but can't say how much of a priority it is, as we've been asking for it for a year now.
At least nested components kinda work now, so you can hack it in some situations, like a simple button hover where the font color won't be changing.