Top 3 tricks for CMS collection lists in Webflow

Learn how to use a little custom code with Webflow CMS collections to get around native limitations and create scalable, flexible experiences. These tricks include:

  • Split CMS items into multiple sections using only two collection list
  • Split CMS subnav links into multiple static dropdowns using only one collection list
  • Hide events when over and hide entire section when no events exist
  • Style collection items based on a dropdown field in the CMS

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8.28.22

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