Take Swiper.JS bind it to webflow collection with some GUI - everthing ready made (swiper is awesome). Should take 8 days to develop this (Not 8 years).
How is it possible this doesn't exist yet...please please for the love of CMS management, let's have an easy CMS Slider component with easy filter, sort and binding function
Options include infinite looping, clickable slide nav buttons, slide count, scrollbars, pagination dots, slide and fade transitions, breakpoints, automatic slide grouping, speed, autoplay, direction, alignment and much more.
The third highest voted for feature on Webflow and this can't be done? It's a joke.
The 'use collection lists and limit' works if you have one slider? Want a few product sliders of different categories on a single page? Or a few different sliders of posts/articles?
Nope. Limited to 20 collection lists on one page (which is understandable).
I free plugin on woocommerce does this. And Webflow worth billions of dollars, cannot?
Is there a more direct way we could communicate / reach out to the leadership / dev team? Maybe if enough of us did, we might get a clearer answer?
Surely this is a small-medium level integration in terms of effort and resources — it doesn't seem like a project like this would overly disrupt company innovation? What could be the major reason they haven't done this yet?
Still waiting for CMS Slider. Just leaving a comment for February 2025 so that when I check back in yet another 6 months I can see this and say hello to myself again.
Matthieu Layes
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8 years, and we still don't have a CMS Slider. LOL 😂
Total failure. If it weren't for existing sites, i wouldn't use Webflow. You guys missed it.
This should be a webflow inside function, no external
Wow.
Take Swiper.JS bind it to webflow collection with some GUI - everthing ready made (swiper is awesome). Should take 8 days to develop this (Not 8 years).
How is it possible this doesn't exist yet...please please for the love of CMS management, let's have an easy CMS Slider component with easy filter, sort and binding function
If anyone is looking for an alternative solution this feature plus much more is now available in our TooEasy Powerups Webflow App.
You can find the cloneable here:
https://webflow.com/made-in-webflow/website/tooeasy-sliders
Options include infinite looping, clickable slide nav buttons, slide count, scrollbars, pagination dots, slide and fade transitions, breakpoints, automatic slide grouping, speed, autoplay, direction, alignment and much more.
The third highest voted for feature on Webflow and this can't be done? It's a joke.
The 'use collection lists and limit' works if you have one slider? Want a few product sliders of different categories on a single page? Or a few different sliders of posts/articles?
Nope. Limited to 20 collection lists on one page (which is understandable).
I free plugin on woocommerce does this. And Webflow worth billions of dollars, cannot?
Pleeeeeassseee!
Is there a more direct way we could communicate / reach out to the leadership / dev team? Maybe if enough of us did, we might get a clearer answer?
Surely this is a small-medium level integration in terms of effort and resources — it doesn't seem like a project like this would overly disrupt company innovation? What could be the major reason they haven't done this yet?
Thank you for highlighting this
What an utterly and completely obvious feature. How is it possible that webflow hasn't addressed this yet?
This is critical. How can you even offer eCommerce without this feature??
I'm interested in this type of CMS Slider. Thank you!
THIS IS WILD. 8 years and nothing.
CMS slider is not optional, it is a must.
8 years!? And now almost 4k votes... WF, why is this not top priority?
Hello!? I can't believe this doesn't exist yet. Why are Collections so limited in functionality, its so frustrating how many "hacks" they need!
Still waiting for CMS Slider. Just leaving a comment for February 2025 so that when I check back in yet another 6 months I can see this and say hello to myself again.
It's crazy that webflow doesn't have this built in yet
It's crazy that webflow doesn't have this built in yet