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DevLink engine file structure update

When you re-export your site with DevLink, you’ll see updated import paths in your exported components. Your components should continue to work without any code changes on your part.

What you’ll see after re-exporting

Updated import paths

Your exported components will have updated import paths for built-in Webflow elements:

Before:

1import Block from "../_Builtin/Block";

After:

1import Block from "../webflow_modules/Basic/components/Block";

Import paths have changed from ../_Builtin/Block to ../webflow_modules/Basic/components/Block, but your component code remains exactly the same.

Deprecated barrel export removed

The deprecated index.js barrel export file has been removed. This file previously re-exported all DevLink modules with a performance warning.

If you were importing from index.js, you’ll need to update your imports to use specific file paths instead.

Your components still work

No component code changes required — your component code, props, and behavior remain exactly the same

Same export format — component and global CSS file structure is unchanged

Easy update — simply run webflow devlink sync to update your components with the new structure

What changed internally

DevLink engine files have been reorganized from a flat structure into organized folders:

  • All internal components moved to webflow_modules/ folder
  • Components grouped by category (Dropdown, Form, Navbar, etc.)
  • Helper functions grouped with their related components

⚠️ If you’ve customized or directly imported DevLink internal files, you may need to update your code.

Recommendation: Avoid importing DevLink internal files directly. If you do, be aware that these files are not part of the external API and are subject to breaking changes with future updates.

For more information, see What DevLink Exports.