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Ever since Figma decided to switch the syntax hierarchy it has become harder to showcase components. Libraries are being showcased in the wrong syntax number no matter what. Figma is running it’s latest version.


We have tried several combinations, ABC characters are not an option as the library will exceed the alphabet in terms of pages.

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Tried combinations:



  1. Page name

    1.Page name

    1-Page name

    1 Page name

    1a, 1b Page name

    etc…


Nothing works. Could you please take a look to this bug?


PS. We refuse to use UI3 as it slows down Design workflows and it just does not work. It has the most unfortunate design (by programmers) decisions. Don’t turn into adobe. We should not find “workarounds” with our work tool. 😦

Not sure if this is related, but my component properties are showing in the wrong order.


For example, my “icon” component has a “size” property.


In the library file, I’ve manually sorted the property values by smallest to largest:



  1. xxs

  2. xs

  3. s

  4. m

  5. l

  6. xl


This is the order in which they display in my working file:



  1. s

  2. m

  3. l

  4. xs

  5. xxs

  6. xl

It’s actually more egregious in the “type” property of my “icon” component.


For better or worse, we have one “icon” and then all of our different types (e.g. chevron-left, chevron-right) and styles (e.g. solid, regular) are different variants within.


With this disorder bug, the types are out of order, and we have nearly 50 icon types, so it’s slowing me down when I’m trying to quickly swap icons.

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