Currently, only one Collection List can be nested per page - would be great to increase this limit. Thanks!
Craig Brideson
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This is an issue on just about every site we build. Please please please increase this.
Please. We are waiting.
The amount of work that's required on every project (workarounds) is really making me question alternative solutions
can we get this fixed, please!
been on the wishlist for 4 years now.
It's absolutely ridiculous that this doesn't work yet. Of course I understand the restrictions, but ONE nested collection per page is not enough! Get your shit together webflow!
Update???
PLEASE
nothing is happening as I can see. This is a very important setting for large-size websites
any updates ?!
Would love to see this increased! Even if it's just bumped up to 3, that would go a long way to making most use cases work. Thanks!
1110 votes, any updates?
We need this asap
Please, we need this....
How is it possible that I can't do this, but I CAN change my UI colours in webflow. WHO CARES ABOUT THAT
Cannot believe it's 2024 and we're STILL HERE
5!??! 5 is really low. More needed
Sweet baby Jesus please bring us multiple nested collections. Such a pain point for me.
Here's a recent project I could have used 3 levels of nesting: Sawmill produces lumber in various grades. Each grade is produced in various sizes (2x4, 2x6, etc) and each sizes comes in various lengths (8', 10', 12', etc). The CMS schema to do this requires 3 tables:
Grades table
Sizes table that has a column referencing the Grades table. One grade can one or more Sizes row. Number of sizes per grades vary.
Lengths table that has a column referencing the Sizes table. One size can have or more lengths. Number of lengths per sizes vary.
As you can imagine, this is a nightmare to accomplish in CMS collections, yet something that is fairly mundane in nature when talking about any business that sells products in various grades and dimensions.
Just completed another site where I could have used this feature badly instead of using javascript hacks to get do extra queries on the collections. At $49 USD a month for a business hosting plan, this shouldn't even be an issue.