The "Conflict" error in Webflow when saving Adobe Font settings typically occurs due to authentication issues or an incorrect Adobe Fonts project ID. Follow these steps to resolve it:
1. Verify Your Adobe Fonts Project ID
- Go to Adobe Fonts.
- Find the correct Project ID under the Manage Fonts section.
- Copy the Project ID and paste it into Webflow under Project Settings > Fonts > Adobe Fonts.
2. Reconnect Your Adobe Fonts Account
- Go to Webflow Project Settings > Fonts.
- Click “Reconnect to Adobe Fonts.”
- Sign in with your Adobe account when prompted.
3. Ensure Fonts Are Assigned to the Correct Project
- Open Adobe Fonts and check that your fonts are assigned to the correct Webflow project.
- If necessary, add the missing fonts to your project in Adobe Fonts.
4. Disable Browser Extensions & Clear Cache
- Disable ad blockers or script-blocking extensions that might interfere with authentication.
- Clear browser cache and cookies, then try saving your settings again.
5. Try a Different Browser or Incognito Mode
- Open Webflow in an incognito/private browsing window.
- Attempt to reauthenticate your Adobe Fonts connection.
- If the issue persists, contact Webflow Support with details about the error and any troubleshooting steps taken.
Summary
The "Conflict" error when saving Adobe Fonts in Webflow is often due to an incorrect Adobe Fonts Project ID or authentication issues. Make sure the correct Project ID is entered, reconnect your Adobe account, and clear cache before retrying. If none of these work, reach out to Webflow Support.