If I understand your question correctly, you want two elements that have the same style but different class names. There are two ways to do this.
Method 1
Create element and add class (myclass) with all its stylings.
Create second element and add the same class (myclass).
Now both elements have the same style.
Click the x of the class name of the second element and delete it. BEFORE YOU CLICK ANYWHERE ELSE, add a new class name (myclass2). The result should be that the 2nd element has a different class name but the same styles as the first element.
Method 2
Create element and add class (myclass) with all its stylings.
Create second element and add the same class (myclass).
Now both elements have the same style.
Add a 2nd class name to the second element (otherclass).
Click on the first class name (myclass) so that it is grayed out. Now any styles you change will apply only to the 2nd class (otherclass) so that the 2nd element keeps all the styles of "myclass" and adds the styles of "otherclass."
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