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Whatever you create in the CMS, you can bind to your designs in the Designer. So if you’re designing a blog post page in the Designer, you can link your CMS collections list called "blog posts" to your design. That way, when you publish a blog post in the CMS, it populates in the article page design you made in the Designer. To make it a bit clearer, take this page you are currently on. This is a CMS template page I created in the Web flow Designer specifically made for blog posts.
I only created this article template one time and then told Web flow that for every blog post I add to the CMS, have the blog post populate inside of this CMS template page. Dynamic content in Web flow Screenshot of binding CMS content to a web design You can access the CMS straight inside of the USA Phone Number List Designer, or you can use the Web flow Editor which is just a more user-friendly way of editing content for different team members, like marketers and content editors, that aren’t actually designing a website in Web flow. Ecommerce Web flow Ecommerce is what you use to create, you guessed it, ecommerce websites.
Web flow Ecommerce There’s not much to say here besides that Web flow Ecommerce is a very flexible tool for creating totally custom ecommerce solutions. You still design everything as you normally would any other website, in the Designer. The only thing that changes is that you need to specifically be on an ecommerce plan that gives you access to product listings, inventory, and orders. We'll talk about pricing plans later. If a platform like Shopify is the whole car, Web flow Ecommerce is kinda like the car frame + engine. You have mostly everything you need to drive the car with Web flow Ecommerce, but you’ll need to pair it up with third-party tools to get it really going.
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发表于 2023-5-4 20:25:06