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# Css Isolation ✅

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Webflow's Native Component and Code Component styling doesn't directly support the styling of component instances. &#x20;

There are some excellent design systems that allow you to pass in classes ( to Native Components and Shared Library Components ), however these do not support Code Components.

## Features&#x20;

* Provide custom CSS that will apply only to the slotted content&#x20;
  * Works with NC's and Shared Libraries&#x20;
* Provide CSS variable overrides that will only apply to the slotted content&#x20;
  * Works with Code Components, NC's, and Shared Libraries&#x20;

## Limitations&#x20;

* In some cases the styling may not render properly at design-time due to design canvas differences.  Most will be visible at design time but publish to staging to be certain.  Preview mode may work as well. &#x20;

## Future&#x20;

When supported by Webflow, switch to an Embed property field type.&#x20;


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