Framer Update: CMS Collection References

This update introduces Collection References in the CMS. This long awaited feature allows you to reference items from one CMS collection to another, enabling dynamic, reusable content throughout your site. Instead of manually inputting related information across multiple entries, reference fields let you pull data like an author’s name, bio, or avatar from a separate collection, ensuring data consistency and efficiency. Multi-reference fields allow for adding multiple items like tags, post categories, or job benefits to be linked to a single entry. These features simplify content management, automatically reflecting updates across all related entries, and offer flexibility in organizing complex content structures for your designs.
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[@laurentpastorelli1354]

Every time you released new features, I am thinking, "damn this is awesome, now I have to rebuild this or that cause the previous solution I choose was bad"

[@AndresTheDesigner]

CMS nesting without any limits!?! LET'S GOO 👏👏👏👏

[@petigubi]

As a Webflow dev, I envy the unlimited cms nesting so much

[@JennaJams]

This sounds super exciting, a while back I wanted to use CMS pages for my UI/ UX portfolio but was frustrated about how every CMS collection page has to be the exact same and it sounds like with references if I want to add a unique item to only one portfolio project it sounds like I can do that now, I will play around with it

[@dannydiscovers]

Pagination, filtering and real-time search need to be added. Only way now are third party like Superfields

[@jurrehoutkamp1022]

Pagination is already there in the form of loading more

[@PunxTV123]

finally they added this... it takes 2 years to implement this

[@user32352]

sooo wheres the filter button we have been waiting for

[@SamuelArendt]

Antes tarde do que nunca...

[@AmbroseAndreano]

Finally 🎉

[@blixt_]

Aw yissss