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    Michael Trovela commented  · 

    This should have been a feature from the get go. Please add soon.

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    Michael Trovela commented  · 

    I stand corrected. I am able to add more than 11, but I was trying to add a style that had the same properties as an existing one.

    This seems to be a serious limitation because there are situations when duplicate styles are necessary. Designing a responsive website is a specific use case.

    For example, responsive type styles often carry the same properties but at different breakpoints. So, "Title Style A" for desktop screens happens to have the same properties as "Title Style B" for mobile.

    So to keep the application of these styles consistent across artboards, it helps to have two separate styles even though they have the duplicate properties. This adds clarity in design and dev workflows.

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    Michael Trovela commented  · 

    Running into the same issue. My "Title B—XS" has the same properties as my "Title C—XL," but need to have them defined separately so I could easily apply the correct style to the matching breakpoint.

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    Michael Trovela commented  · 

    Currently, I can only add a max of 11 character styles.

    I often use about 20 styles to account for responsive sizes. For example, if I have 6 display styles,—i.e. Display A, Display B, etc—I will need 2 sizes for each particular style: one for XS screens and one for XL screens.