Please make it possible to control which properties of nested components (atoms) can be used in higher components (molecules).
What if I use same nested component in different objects and I don’t need some properties in both of them?
What if I don’t need some booleans which is part of variants of that atom in molecule?
Please fix it, thank you.
Hey Dmitry, thank you for raising this feature request. Could you give me more information on this? I am not sure if I am understanding first request correctly.
Also, I’ve merged the third one with a similar, so you can vote on the main page.
For example.
I have Icon Button with 5 different types and 3 sizes: Small, Medium and Large. And I use this Icon Button as a nested item inside some Bar, and I want to have an option to change icons, however size and type of Button must be forbidden to change and always be Ghost and Large.
Just add checkboxes like this
When can we expect such functionality? By implementation looks like not a difficult task.
When will this feature be added? You can use the approach that is used in published and non-published components, if there is a dot before the name, the element will not be inherited above, if it is difficult to implement with checkboxes
This would be a huge improvement to maintaining consistency and mitigating the risk of designers accidentally changing defined patterns and styles in published components.
Thought it’s A really old topic.
I think it’s the one thing Sketch is better then Figma. For years you can configure which properties are being inherited and which not in Sketch. In Figma it’s all or nothing approach. When designers apply abstraction, nested components, to keep things simple, as in not repetitive tasks, having finer control of properties is a must. Otherwise you can control the same settings on different levels and it clutters overwrite panel with, what we designers don’t like, noise!
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