Yes, you can copy and paste content from one template to your own Webflow project without using side-by-side browsers. Here's how you can do it:
1. Open both the template project and your own project in separate tabs or windows in your browser.
2. In the template project, select the content you want to copy. This could be text, images, or any other element.
3. Right-click on the selected content and choose "Copy" or use the keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+C for Windows or Command+C for Mac) to copy the content to your clipboard.
4. Switch to your own project tab or window and navigate to the page where you want to paste the content.
5. Click on the spot where you want to place the content to make sure the cursor is in the correct position.
6. Right-click on the page and choose "Paste" or use the keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+V for Windows or Command+V for Mac) to paste the copied content into your project.
Webflow will automatically adjust the pasted content to fit within your existing layout. However, keep in mind that certain styles from the template may not carry over perfectly to your project, especially if there are major differences in the structure or settings. So, you might need to manually adjust some styles or reposition elements to ensure everything looks as intended.
It's worth noting that this method works only for content within the page itself. If you want to transfer styles, interactions, or any other global settings from the template to your project, you'll need to manually recreate them or use copy-pasting techniques for those specific settings.
Copying and pasting content between projects can be a quick way to transfer elements and save time, but make sure to review and fine-tune the pasted content to ensure it seamlessly integrates into your own project.