Is there a way to create unique forms on each CMS page in Webflow while still maintaining the same design?

Published on
September 22, 2023

Yes, there is a way to create unique forms on each CMS page in Webflow while still maintaining the same design. Webflow allows you to create dynamic CMS collections, which can be used to store and display different sets of information on each CMS page. Here's how you can achieve this:

  1. Create a CMS collection: Start by creating a new CMS collection for your forms. Each item in the collection will represent a unique form submission.

  2. Design your form: Next, design your form using the form element and form fields in Webflow's Designer. Make sure to give each form field a unique name, as this will be used to store data in the CMS collection.

  3. Connect the form to the CMS collection: In the form settings, select the CMS collection you created in step 1. This will connect the form to the collection and allow you to store form submissions as CMS items.

  4. Add dynamic fields: To make the form fields dynamic, select each field and link it to the corresponding field in the CMS collection. This will allow the content in the form fields to change depending on the CMS item being displayed.

  5. Style the form: Style the form using Webflow's visual CSS editor. You can customize the form's appearance to match your desired design.

  6. Repeat the process for each CMS page: Finally, repeat the process for each CMS page where you want to display a unique form. Each CMS page can have its own set of form submissions, all using the same design.

By following these steps, you can create unique forms on each CMS page in Webflow while still maintaining the same design. This allows for a customized and personalized experience for your website visitors.

Additional questions:

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  • Is it possible to export form submissions from Webflow for further analysis?