Define it once. Add a hundred. They all look right.
The Content button in the builder toolbar opens the manager. Picking a collection shows its entries.
Four screens, in the order you would meet them.
It is not in the dashboard. Open your site in the builder and the Content button sits in the top bar, next to Snapshots.
Name it after the thing you have a lot of. Entries appear in a table you can search, reorder and export.
Each field has a type, and you choose which are required. The help text is what the person adding next month's entry will read.
There is a kind of content a blog cannot hold properly. A list of case studies where each one has a client, a sector, a result and a photo. A team page where everybody has a role and a bio. A menu where every dish has allergens. You can build those by hand, and plenty of people do, right up until the twelfth one and the afternoon they change the layout. A collection is the version where you describe the shape once.
Building your site, pages and blog are free forever. Content collections is not - it needs Starter ($14.99/mo). The 14-day free trial covers it, and starting the trial needs a card. Collections start on Starter. The blog is on every plan including free, so if posts are all you need you already have it.
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What it replaces
A case study has a client, a sector, a result, a photo. Say that once and every case study has those fields waiting.
Text, rich text, images. Whoever fills it in gets the right box.
A case study can reference the team member who ran it. Change her job title in one place and it is right in both.
You lay out one item. The forty-first gets its own page, its own address and its own place in the sitemap without you opening the editor.
Somebody rewrote the bio and it was better before. The old one is still there.
Required fields and help text mean the person adding next month's case study cannot leave the result blank or put the photo in the wrong place.
Live in an afternoon - no code, no plugins.
Case studies, team, menu, properties. Whatever you have a lot of.
The handful of things every one of them has.
The rest follow it, including their own pages.
Hand-picked designs for this kind of business - customise any of them.
Health & Medical
Working bookings included
Dental practice in soft mint blocks: booking beside a photograph, every treatment priced, a coral emergency block, a check-up as the ask.
Online Shop
Working store included
Florist: a bouquet framed in a kraft-paper wrap with a gift tag, the real seeded bouquets, what is in season as ribbon-tied stems, same-day delivery by six.
Food & Drink
Working bookings included
Twenty-eight-cover restaurant: an open kitchen in flames, tonight's printed menu, the room by candlelight, and a table plan of free and booked tables beside the booking.
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Build and publish your site for free, with no card. Content collections needs Starter, free for 14 days on the trial, and you can cancel any time.
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