Your own content types, shown on any page
A blog, news, services, projects or a gallery, or a module you define with your own fields. Each gets its entries, a listing page and a page per entry.
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Card · cover image, title, location
Module Detail · /projects/ilam-tea-estate
In short
Collections are content modules, such as Blog, News, Services, Projects and Gallery or your own, each with custom fields and entries that are Draft or Published. A listing page and a detail page per entry are created for you, and the Collection element shows entries on any page as a grid, carousel, spotlight, table and more.
The problem it solves
A blog bolted on from another service has its own login, its own look and no link to the rest of your site.
How it works
4 steps, start to finish
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Pick or make a module
Use Blog, News, Services, Projects or Gallery, or create your own with the fields it needs.
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Write entries
Title, excerpt, tags, feature media, gallery and your fields; save as Draft or Published.
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Show them
Add a Collection element to any page, pick the module, and design one card for every entry.
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Each gets its own page
Entries open at their own address, such as /blog/your-post.
In detail
What collections does for you
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Five ready modules
Blog, News, Services, Projects and Gallery, or your own.
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Your fields
The same field types as the form builder, including relations to products and other entries.
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Many layouts
Grid, carousel, spotlight, showcase, menu list, marquee and table.
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Pages made for you
A listing page and a detail page per module, created automatically.
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Categories and tags
Switch on categories, tags, excerpts, feature media or galleries per module.
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Agent ready
An assistant can list, create and update entries and attach media over MCP.
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Yes. Create a module with its own fields, for example a menu of classes or a list of rooms, and show it anywhere.
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Yes, when the module has detail pages switched on. The address uses the module's route prefix and the entry's slug.
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Yes. Keep it as a Draft, or limit Who can view this content to signed in customers or chosen roles.
Works together with
- A visual canvas with Layers, Elements, Pages, Popups and Global, not a template picker.
- Show a collection's entries as an events calendar.
- Turn on a blog post written and published by AI each day.
- One library for images, video and documents, with WebP sizes and cropping.
- Pages only signed-in members can open.
Collections · Free to start
Try collections on your own business
Set up in a couple of minutes. Your catalogue, orders and books stay yours to export.
- Live in 2 minutes
- Free to start
- No credit card
