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Feature Request: Allow Chaining of CMS Fields Within a Single Text Block

Dear Webflow Team,

I’d like to request a feature that allows users to chain multiple CMS fields within a single text block in the Designer, without needing separate elements or complex workarounds. Currently, CMS-bound fields can only be used one at a time per element (e.g., a heading, paragraph, or text span), which limits flexibility and often results in extra styling overhead or cluttered layouts.

What This Feature Would Do:

Enable users to insert and dynamically combine multiple CMS fields into one continuous text block. For example:

"Written by {{Author Name}} on {{Publish Date}} in {{Category}}"

This sentence currently requires three separate text elements or custom code — but with chaining support, users could build it directly in one text block using something like:

"Written by {{Author Name}} on {{Publish Date}} in {{Category}}"

Webflow could achieve this via dynamic text tokens or inline CMS bindings inside rich text fields or basic text elements.

Why It’s Useful:

• Streamlines layouts – Avoids splitting simple sentences across multiple elements just to insert dynamic data.

• Reduces DOM bloat – Fewer text blocks and divs means cleaner, faster-loading sites.

• Improves content logic – Allows content creators to write dynamic sentences naturally, without relying on designers to piece them together element by element.

• Empowers localisation and personalisation – Especially valuable for multilingual content or conditional messages that rely on dynamic content placement.

Who Would Benefit:

• Content-heavy sites like blogs, directories, and e-commerce platforms

• Marketing teams who want more flexible copy personalisation

• Designers who want cleaner, faster layouts without code

• Developers who wish to reduce custom code or CMS workarounds

This improvement would make the CMS even more powerful and intuitive — aligning with Webflow’s mission to empower visual development without compromising flexibility.

Thanks for considering this!

Best regards