Is it possible to copy a whole page from one project to another in Webflow? Can I manage my blog from a separate project and have it be part of my main site's domain?

Can I copy a whole page from one project to another in Webflow?

Yes, it is possible to copy a whole page from one project to another in Webflow. Webflow provides the ability to export and import pages between projects, making it easy to transfer entire pages or even entire websites.

Here's how you can copy a whole page from one project to another in Webflow:

1. Export the page: In the project from which you want to copy the page, navigate to the Pages panel in the Designer. Select the page you want to copy, click on the three-dot menu icon next to the page name, and choose "Export." This will download a JSON file of the page.

2. Import the page: In the destination project where you want to copy the page, navigate to the Pages panel in the Designer. Click on the Import button, select the JSON file you exported in the previous step, and click on "Import." The page will be imported into the current project.

3. Style the imported page: Since the imported page might have different styles and settings than your destination project, you may need to adjust the styles and settings to match your desired design and functionality.

By following these steps, you can easily copy a whole page from one project to another in Webflow.

Can I manage my blog from a separate project and have it be part of my main site's domain?

Yes, you can manage your blog from a separate project and have it be part of your main site's domain in Webflow. Webflow's integration with its CMS (Content Management System) allows you to create and manage dynamic content, such as blog posts, in a separate project and then embed that content on your main site using Webflow's CMS Embed feature.

Here's how you can manage your blog from a separate project and have it be part of your main site's domain in Webflow:

1. Create a separate project: Start by creating a new project in Webflow where you will manage your blog content.

2. Set up the blog structure: In the separate project, set up the structure for your blog, including the layout and design of the blog post template.

3. Add blog posts: Create blog posts in the separate project using Webflow's CMS. You can add fields for the blog post title, content, author, date, etc.

4. Publish the separate project: Once you have added blog posts and set up the layout, publish the separate project.

5. Embed the blog on your main site: In your main site's project, navigate to the page where you want to display the blog content. Use Webflow's CMS Embed element to embed the blog posts from the separate project. This will pull in the blog content and display it on your main site, seamlessly integrating it with your main site's domain.

By following these steps, you can manage your blog from a separate project and have it be part of your main site's domain in Webflow.

Additional Questions:

1. How can I export and import pages in Webflow?
2. What is Webflow's CMS Embed feature and how can I use it?
3. Can I customize the design of a blog post template in Webflow's CMS?