Webflow CMS for beginners

A CMS (content management system) is a tool for managing and publishing dynamic content. The website references that dynamic content on different pages. So anytime you or your client creates or changes content in the CMS, it updates all the pages where it’s referenced, instantly.

The Webflow CMS gives you full control over your content structure and how this content is designed throughout your project — all without you even touching a line of code. In this video, we'll introduce some basic concepts behind the CMS, including:

1. Structuring content
2. Referencing content
3. Editing content

Note: We’re transitioning to a new UI, and are in the process of updating our Webflow University content.

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[StillOnTrack]

Wow. Now as I'm moving away from WordPress, I finally understand fully what is meant by WordPress being a content management system, thanks to Webflow teaching me how a CMS actually works.

[mandlankosi]

if you're a programmer, knowing JS : collection list is like accessing single piece of data from an array and creating a single page for that accessed array value. collectionpage is like looping over values of an array and creating a page forEach value of the array.

[Flocksta]

can CMS be used for like social media type website that has users and they upload stuff? with registration andd etc etc?

[Dan-twyn]

why when I put the collection to the page, it is empty? even though I put the members in the settings.

[cynicxl]

Don't think I've heard the word "collection" said so many times in such a small amount of time

[davidlawn]

How do I write client input (in a form) to a CMS collection?

[lauch]

Can my customer change text on there own, when i sell them the page?