Stripo has some limitations when it comes to reusing styles. For example, CSS properties cannot be reliably transferred between emails or preserved when saving elements as modules. A common case is buttons: when a button is saved as a module, its hover styles are not retained.

This creates unnecessary manual work and makes it difficult to keep emails visually consistent.

Proposed feature: allow users to copy properties from one element and paste them onto another element of the same type. For example, button to button, container to container, or one-column structure to another one-column structure.

Proposed workflow:

1) Select an element that is already styled correctly. Its properties are copied and stored locally in the browser, for example as JSON.

2) Open another email, select a compatible element, and paste the properties.

3) All parameters are applied instantly to the new element.

This would not be a full element copy. Instead, Stripo would paste values such as text, numbers, and settings into the corresponding fields, similar to manual editing but automated.

For example, hover properties would simply be pasted into the target button, and Stripo would generate a new CSS style for that button, just as it does today. This avoids cross-email CSS issues while giving users a fast and reliable way to reuse styling across emails and projects.

Also this feature is not just a workaround for this specific CSS problem, it is just a great way to speed up emails editing.