Duplicating site doesn't remove unused images

[TomLamers]

Hi all and @brando, @thesergie

I want to use an existing site to have as my style base. Therefore duplicated the existing site, threw away redundant pages including content, moved everything I wanted to keep to a temp page and also kept the homepage with a footer in it. Then I duplicated that site too to, after this step, have a site without images (except a few).

You’ve already guessed: this 3rd site has all the images of the original site still in it!

Request: could you please please please bring the development of mass-removing assets forward?? Or at least restore the possibility to duplicate without unused images?

Tom

1st site: https://preview.webflow.com/preview/compagnie?preview=d134e058f27ed57a60e5910a0e46a33b
2nd site: https://preview.webflow.com/preview/leeg-begin?preview=50507c52798667fabbdd5d11a91d5e09
3rd site: https://preview.webflow.com/preview/leeg-styles?preview=a7b41796a3a87d27a3a65f6e6f5d7263

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[Waldo (Waldo Broodrÿk)]

Thank you so much for sharing this @TomLamers! We currently have a better asset manager update in our backlog which you can track along for updates here with: Better Asset Management | Webflow Wishlist

Typically the images stay in the site because they are associated with background image styles or the images are still within the site on the canvas. I usually do a lookup in the sitename.webflow.css file from the published site to determine which classes are using the images in question.

[TomLamers]

Thx but they’re not background images but lightbox images and normal images. I’ve tried to use no background images at all

http://leeg-styles.webflow.io