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You can now dynamically control filter, sort, and limit settings on Collection lists — all through component properties (including a new Number prop type 🙌). Here’s what this means for your workflow: ✨ Easily reuse the same Collection list component in multiple contexts — with different content 🔧 Marketers...

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DANN©vor 1 Jahr

Another epic update!

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Qodovor 1 Jahr

Fewer bugs, more shipping. Qodo’s Agentic AI handles testing, reviews, and code generation—so you can focus on building.

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Prax Cruzvor 1 Jahr

Also, when are you going to build a simple image gallery that does not require a lightbox and can be placed on any page. This seems like something people have been calling for, for a long time.

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Tom Grabskivor 1 Jahr

How can I add search fields and filters to create a search bar like on real estate website? 👀 Is it possible already without using external tools like this from Finsweet?

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Lien Swollefvor 1 Jahr

Excellent! This is exactly the kind of updates I've been waiting for. Looking forward to seeing what else is planned in the near future.

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Mahesh Prajapativor 1 Jahr

Webflow team crushing it again! 👏

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Prax Cruzvor 1 Jahr

This has been a long time coming.

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Mark Fa'amaonivor 1 Jahr

Hmmm. Time to experiment with the navbar!

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Marcusvor 1 Jahr

I'm glad to see what it means for our workflow

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Shane | Building thingsvor 1 Jahr

This is OP

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