For example if you want one word in the middle of a paragraph to be Dynamic content without needing to add 3 text elements to connect the second text element to CMS for the same result as if the text span would have been able to connect to CMS.
Not a big deal, but would be great to fix:))
Simon Nilsen
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this is so basic for CMS pages, we need this!
Hi!
I had the same problem.
I added a code embed, and it looked like this:
<h1 class="my-class-name">TITLE-PART-ONE-CMS-FIELD <span style="color: HIGHLIGHT-COLOR-CODE-CMS-FIELD">HIGHLIGHTED-TEXT-CMS-FIELD</span> TITLE-PART-TWO-CMS-FIELD<h1>
Highlighted texts are CMS variables.
It's not perfect, but it worked.
THIS! Would be nice for other tags too like bold, italic etc.
+1 plsssss
doesn't work for h1 🫠
ah man. Just ran into this expecting it to work. Have to stack text elements as a workaround I guess?
+1 Please I need this like yesterday
+1, we need this please 🙂
+1 for this feature!
Please!
Yes, this feature sure would be handy!
Wow... This needs to be implemented.
This is still a very welcome feature. I'll describe our use case for this. We have customer success stories on our website. They are in a caroussel on the homepage and you can click on one to go to the respective page with the full story. I want the title of that page to be
<h1>Customer success story: {companyName}</h1>However, I can´t do this right now! Making two h1-tags to achieve this would of course be a nightmare for SEO.
Add three text fields doesn't work when trying to create a dynamic H1 heading, for example. You can't add any more elements into a heading.
And paragraph text that you convert to a span can't be linked to a dynamic field.
This would make my life SO much easier, honestly shocked it still doesn't seem to exist? Makes creating many more complex landing pages incredibly difficult.
Anyone aware of a workaround? That thread mentioned here was from 2015/16.
Interestingly, found this - https://discourse.webflow.com/t/insert-cms-field-into-middle-of-a-paragraph/20361 - Where someone from Webflow at the time says:
"We wanted to support this functionality at launch but couldn’t get to it due to some complexity. In essence it’s like adding a span around a part of the text (in a paragraph for example) and having that text come from the database. We don’t have support for that yet.
For now you’ll have to add a div, add 3 text blocks and float them all or make them all display: inline, and bind the middle one to a text field so it pulls from the database."
So, if you ind this in the future, at least there's a wonky work around for now. You'd think 8 years on they might have gotten to this maybe hmmm... 🤔 Easier said than done, I'm sure.
This would be a really big help and make a world of difference. It’s a major oversight for a basic functionality, in my own humble opinion. Please do address this.