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Instructions to use CMS filters:
- Copy the select <script> contain in the blog-header01_cms-filter-embed above and paste it into the <head> of your page.
- Add a Webflow native collection list inside the blog-header01_category-wrapper and connect it to your Category CMS Collection
- Add the class blog-header01_category-list-wrapper to the Collection List Wrapper element
- Add the class blog-header01_category-list to the Collection List element
- Add the class blog-header01_category-item to the Collection Item element
- Copy-past the blog-header01_category-field into the blog-header01_category-item
- Delete the example category list called blog-header01_category-list-wrapper that is not connected to the CMS Collection
- Map the blog-header01_category-radio-label content to your category's name
- The blog-header01_empty-state-category elements is your empty state that will replace the native Webflow empty state of your category CMS Collection thanks to the attribute fs-cmsfilter-element="empty". Place it at the end of the blog-header01_blog-post-layout, under your new blog-header01_list-wrapper
- Add the custom attribute fs-cmsfilter-element="list" to the blog-header01_list element
- For more understanding and options, read the full documentation in Finsweet's Attributes docs.
Instructions to use CMS Load:
- Copy the select <script> contain in the blog-header01_cms-load-embed above and paste it into the <head> of your page.
- In the blog-header01_list settings, select “Paginate item”. We recommend a limit of 9 items
- Select the native Webflow Pagination element. Go to the "Settings" panel for that element. Select "Show page count"
- Select the native Webflow Page Count element. Go to the "Style" panel for that element and hide it selecting layout display none
- Add the customs attributes fs-cmsload-element="list" and fs-cmsload-mode="pagination" to the blog-header01_list
- Add the custom attribute fs-cmsload-element="scroll-anchor" to the blog-header01_list-wrapper element
- Add the class pagination_component to the Pagination element
- Add the class pagination_button to the Previous element
- Add the class pagination_button to the Next element
- Change the native Webflow buttons content by the contents (text blocks and icons) contain in our new Previous and Next buttons
- Copy-paste the pagination_page-button-wrapper element inside the pagination_component and place it between the Previous and Next buttons
- You can now delete the blog-header01_list-wrapper example that is not connected to your collection list
- For more understanding and options, read the full documentation in Finsweet's Attributes docs.
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Instructions to use CMS filters:
- Copy the select <script> contain in the blog-header02_cms-filter-embed above and paste it into the <head> of your page.
- Add a Webflow native collection list inside the blog-header02_category-wrapper and connect it to your Category CMS Collection
- Add the class blog-header02_category-list-wrapper to the Collection List Wrapper element
- Add the class blog-header02_category-list to the Collection List element
- Add the class blog-header02_category-item to the Collection Item element
- Copy-past the blog-header02_category-field into the blog-header02_category-item
- Delete the example category list called blog-header02_category-list-wrapper that is not connected to the CMS Collection
- Map the blog-header02_category-radio-label content to your category's name
- The blog-header02_empty-state-category elements is your empty state that will replace the native Webflow empty state of your category CMS Collection thanks to the attribute fs-cmsfilter-element="empty". Place it at the end of the blog-header02_blog-post-layout, under your new blog-header02_list-wrapper
- Add the custom attribute fs-cmsfilter-element="list" to the blog-header02_list element
- For more understanding and options, read the full documentation in Finsweet's Attributes docs.
Instructions to use CMS Load:
- Copy the select <script> contain in the blog-header02_cms-load-embed above and paste it into the <head> of your page.
- In the blog-header02_list settings, select “Paginate item”. We recommend a limit of 6 items
- Select the native Webflow Pagination element. Go to the "Settings" panel for that element. Select "Show page count"
- Select the native Webflow Page Count element. Go to the "Style" panel for that element and hide it selecting layout display none
- Add the customs attributes fs-cmsload-element="list" and fs-cmsload-mode="pagination" to the blog-header02_list
- Add the custom attribute fs-cmsload-element="scroll-anchor" to the blog-header02_list-wrapper element
- Add the class pagination_component to the Pagination element
- Add the class pagination_button to the Previous element
- Add the class pagination_button to the Next element
- Change the native Webflow buttons content by the contents (text blocks and icons) contain in our new Previous and Next buttons
- Copy-paste the pagination_page-button-wrapper element inside the pagination_component and place it between the Previous and Next buttons
- You can now delete the blog-header02_list-wrapper example that is not connected to your collection list
- For more understanding and options, read the full documentation in Finsweet's Attributes docs.
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Instructions to use CMS filters:
- Copy the select <script> contain in the blog-header03_cms-filter-embed above and paste it into the <head> of your page.
- Add a Webflow native collection list inside the blog-header03_category-wrapper and connect it to your Category CMS Collection
- Add the class blog-header03_category-list-wrapper to the Collection List Wrapper element
- Add the class blog-header03_category-list to the Collection List element
- Add the class blog-header03_category-item to the Collection Item element
- Copy-past the blog-header03_category-field into the blog-header03_category-item
- Delete the example category list called blog-header03_category-list-wrapper that is not connected to the CMS Collection
- Map the blog-header03_category-radio-label content to your category's name
- The blog-header03_empty-state-category elements is your empty state that will replace the native Webflow empty state of your category CMS Collection thanks to the attribute fs-cmsfilter-element="empty". Place it at the end of the blog-header03_blog-post-layout, under your new blog-header03_list-wrapper
- Add the custom attribute fs-cmsfilter-element="list" to the blog-header03_list element
- For more understanding and options, read the full documentation in Finsweet's Attributes docs.
Instructions to use CMS Load:
- Copy the select <script> contain in the blog-header03_cms-load-embed above and paste it into the <head> of your page.
- In the blog-header03_list settings, select “Paginate item”. We recommend a limit of 6 items
- Select the native Webflow Pagination element. Go to the "Settings" panel for that element. Select "Show page count"
- Select the native Webflow Page Count element. Go to the "Style" panel for that element and hide it selecting layout display none
- Add the customs attributes fs-cmsload-element="list" and fs-cmsload-mode="pagination" to the blog-header03_list
- Add the custom attribute fs-cmsload-element="scroll-anchor" to the blog-header03_list-wrapper element
- Add the class pagination_component to the Pagination element
- Add the class pagination_button to the Previous element
- Add the class pagination_button to the Next element
- Change the native Webflow buttons content by the contents (text blocks and icons) contain in our new Previous and Next buttons
- Copy-paste the pagination_page-button-wrapper element inside the pagination_component and place it between the Previous and Next buttons
- You can now delete the blog-header03_list-wrapper example that is not connected to your collection list
- For more understanding and options, read the full documentation in Finsweet's Attributes docs.
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Instructions to use CMS filters:
- Copy the select <script> contain in the blog-header04_cms-filter-embed above and paste it into the <head> of your page.
- Add a Webflow native collection list inside the blog-header04_category-wrapper and connect it to your Category CMS Collection
- Add the class blog-header04_category-list-wrapper to the Collection List Wrapper element
- Add the class blog-header04_category-list to the Collection List element
- Add the class blog-header04_category-item to the Collection Item element
- Copy-past the blog-header04_category-field into the blog-header04_category-item
- Delete the example category list called blog-header04_category-list-wrapper that is not connected to the CMS Collection
- Map the blog-header04_category-radio-label content to your category's name
- The blog-header04_empty-state-category elements is your empty state that will replace the native Webflow empty state of your category CMS Collection thanks to the attribute fs-cmsfilter-element="empty". Place it at the end of the blog-header04_blog-post-layout, under your new blog-header04_list-wrapper
- Add the custom attribute fs-cmsfilter-element="list" to the blog-header04_list element
- For more understanding and options, read the full documentation in Finsweet's Attributes docs.
Instructions to use CMS Load:
- Copy the select <script> contain in the blog-header04_cms-load-embed above and paste it into the <head> of your page.
- In the blog-header04_list settings, select “Paginate item”. We recommend a limit of 9 items
- Select the native Webflow Pagination element. Go to the "Settings" panel for that element. Select "Show page count"
- Select the native Webflow Page Count element. Go to the "Style" panel for that element and hide it selecting layout display none
- Add the customs attributes fs-cmsload-element="list" and fs-cmsload-mode="pagination" to the blog-header04_list
- Add the custom attribute fs-cmsload-element="scroll-anchor" to the blog-header04_list-wrapper element
- Add the class pagination_component to the Pagination element
- Add the class pagination_button to the Previous element
- Add the class pagination_button to the Next element
- Change the native Webflow buttons content by the contents (text blocks and icons) contain in our new Previous and Next buttons
- Copy-paste the pagination_page-button-wrapper element inside the pagination_component and place it between the Previous and Next buttons
- You can now delete the blog-header04_list-wrapper example that is not connected to your collection list
- For more understanding and options, read the full documentation in Finsweet's Attributes docs.
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Instructions to use CMS filters:
- Copy the select <script> contain in the blog-header05_cms-filter-embed above and paste it into the <head> of your page.
- Add a Webflow native collection list inside the blog-header05_category-wrapper and connect it to your Category CMS Collection
- Add the class blog-header05_category-list-wrapper to the Collection List Wrapper element
- Add the class blog-header05_category-list to the Collection List element
- Add the class blog-header05_category-item to the Collection Item element
- Copy-past the blog-header05_category-field into the blog-header05_category-item
- Delete the example category list called blog-header05_category-list-wrapper that is not connected to the CMS Collection
- Map the blog-header05_category-radio-label content to your category's name
- The blog-header05_empty-state-category elements is your empty state that will replace the native Webflow empty state of your category CMS Collection thanks to the attribute fs-cmsfilter-element="empty". Place it at the end of the blog-header05_blog-post-layout, under your new blog-header05_list-wrapper
- Add the custom attribute fs-cmsfilter-element="list" to the blog-header05_list element
- For more understanding and options, read the full documentation in Finsweet's Attributes docs.
Instructions to use CMS Load:
- Copy the select <script> contain in the blog-header05_cms-load-embed above and paste it into the <head> of your page.
- In the blog-header05_list settings, select “Paginate item”. We recommend a limit of 9 items
- Select the native Webflow Pagination element. Go to the "Settings" panel for that element. Select "Show page count"
- Select the native Webflow Page Count element. Go to the "Style" panel for that element and hide it selecting layout display none
- Add the customs attributes fs-cmsload-element="list" and fs-cmsload-mode="pagination" to the blog-header05_list
- Add the custom attribute fs-cmsload-element="scroll-anchor" to the blog-header05_list-wrapper element
- Add the class pagination_component to the Pagination element
- Add the class pagination_button to the Previous element
- Add the class pagination_button to the Next element
- Change the native Webflow buttons content by the contents (text blocks and icons) contain in our new Previous and Next buttons
- Copy-paste the pagination_page-button-wrapper element inside the pagination_component and place it between the Previous and Next buttons
- You can now delete the blog-header05_list-wrapper example that is not connected to your collection list
- For more understanding and options, read the full documentation in Finsweet's Attributes docs.
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- Copy the select <script> contain in the blog-header06_cms-slider-embed above and paste it into the <head> of your page.
- Add the customs attributes fs-cmsslider-element="list" to the blog-header06_list
- Add the custom attribute fs-cmsload-element="scroll-anchor" to the blog-header06_list-wrapper element
- For more understanding and options, read the full documentation in Finsweet's Attributes docs.
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Instructions to use CMS filters:
- Copy the select <script> contain in the blog-header07_cms-filter-embed above and paste it into the <head> of your page.
- Add a Webflow native collection list inside the blog-header07_category-wrapper and connect it to your Category CMS Collection
- Add the class blog-header07_category-list-wrapper to the Collection List Wrapper element
- Add the class blog-header07_category-list to the Collection List element
- Add the class blog-header07_category-item to the Collection Item element
- Copy-past the blog-header07_category-field into the blog-header07_category-item
- Delete the example category list called blog-header07_category-list-wrapper that is not connected to the CMS Collection
- Map the blog-header07_category-radio-label content to your category's name
- The blog-header07_empty-state-category elements is your empty state that will replace the native Webflow empty state of your category CMS Collection thanks to the attribute fs-cmsfilter-element="empty".
- Place it at the end of the blog-header07_feed-wrapper, under your new blog-header07_list-wrapper
- Repeat the operation for the author filter. Connect your author CMS Collection to the elements named with the class blog-header07_author...
- Add the custom attribute fs-cmsfilter-element="list" to the blog-header07_list element
- For more understanding and options, read the full documentation in Finsweet's Attributes docs.
Instructions to use CMS Load:
- Copy the select <script> contain in the blog-header07_cms-load-embed above and paste it into the <head> of your page.
- In the blog-header07_list settings, select “Paginate item”. We recommend a limit of 6 items
- Select the native Webflow Pagination element. Go to the "Settings" panel for that element. Select "Show page count"
- Select the native Webflow Page Count element. Go to the "Style" panel for that element and hide it selecting layout display none
- Add the customs attributes fs-cmsload-element="list" and fs-cmsload-mode="load-under" to the blog-header07_list
- Add the custom attribute fs-cmsload-element="scroll-anchor" to the blog-header07_list-wrapper element
- Add the class pagination_component to the Pagination element
- Add the class button + is-secondary to the Next element
- Change the native Webflow buttons content by the contents (text blocks) contain in our new Previous and Next buttons
- You can now delete the blog-header07_list-wrapper example that is not connected to your collection list
- For more understanding and options, read the full documentation in Finsweet's Attributes docs.
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Instructions to use CMS filters:
- Copy the select <script> contain in the blog-header08_cms-filter-embed above and paste it into the <head> of your page.
- Add a Webflow native collection list inside the blog-header08_category-wrapper and connect it to your Category CMS Collection
- Add the class blog-header08_category-list-wrapper to the Collection List Wrapper element
- Add the class blog-header08_category-list to the Collection List element
- Add the class blog-header08_category-item to the Collection Item element
- Copy-past the blog-header08_category-field into the blog-header08_category-item
- Delete the example category list called blog-header08_category-list-wrapper that is not connected to the CMS Collection
- Map the blog-header08_category-radio-label content to your category's name
- The blog-header08_empty-state-category elements is your empty state that will replace the native Webflow empty state of your category CMS Collection thanks to the attribute fs-cmsfilter-element="empty". Place it at the end of the blog-header08_blog-post-layout, under your new blog-header08_list-wrapper
- Add the custom attribute fs-cmsfilter-element="list" to the blog-header08_list element
- For more understanding and options, read the full documentation in Finsweet's Attributes docs.
Instructions to use CMS Load:
- Copy the select <script> contain in the blog-header08_cms-load-embed above and paste it into the <head> of your page.
- In the blog-header08_list settings, select “Paginate item”. We recommend a limit of 5 items
- Select the native Webflow Pagination element. Go to the "Settings" panel for that element. Select "Show page count"
- Select the native Webflow Page Count element. Go to the "Style" panel for that element and hide it selecting layout display none
- Add the customs attributes fs-cmsload-element="list" and fs-cmsload-mode="pagination" to the blog-header08_list
- Add the custom attribute fs-cmsload-element="scroll-anchor" to the blog-header08_list-wrapper element
- Add the class pagination_component to the Pagination element
- Add the class pagination_button to the Previous element
- Add the class pagination_button to the Next element
- Change the native Webflow buttons content by the contents (text blocks and icons) contain in our new Previous and Next buttons
- Copy-paste the pagination_page-button-wrapper element inside the pagination_component and place it between the Previous and Next buttons
- You can now delete the blog-header08_list-wrapper example that is not connected to your collection list
- For more understanding and options, read the full documentation in Finsweet's Attributes docs.