I'm currently working with URL parameters, and it would be great to test their values directly in the Webstudio editor — similar to how you can test slug options. Right now, I have to publish the page to test different parameter values, which isn’t very convenient.
It would be great to have the option to work with the code of a selected HTML Embed element while still being able to style other elements. Ideally, the code editor window wouldn’t close when selecting another element on the canvas.
It’s not a big deal, but sometimes it would be quicker to use a "convert to link" (or "convert to box") command rather than relying on wrap and unwrap.
When scrolling through a long list of CSS variables in the Advanced panel, the search bar scrolls along with the list. I’ve often ended up typing my search term into the token field by mistake. If the search bar were sticky, it would make the panel much more convenient to use.
Is it possible to use a collection’s variables in the slots contained within that collection? I have several repeating elements within a single collection, and I’d like to link them. However, I can’t find a way to pull data from the collection for these elements.
If I could style the open state of the "Item" component according to my needs, I would have more control over its appearance. Currently, I can only style the open state of the "Item Trigger" element. Having the ability to work with "Item" states like hover, focus, or open would give me much more flexibility in customizing the component.
If I could style the open state directly on the "Item" element, I would be able to adjust aspects like color, border, or other visual properties of the open item.
Is it normal that when styling the RADIX "Switch" component, I don't see changes in the checked and unchecked states on the canvas? I can see the changes in the CSS preview, but they don't sync with the styles panel.
