This is a feature limitation at this time. As @pi_ron mentioned, we don’t have multiple segments in the path of a collection page (yet).
For now, the best approach here would be to make a single static page for each of these reviews nested inside of your /fr, /de, and /se pages so that your URL structure would look like site.com/fr/reviews.
Could you tell me an estimate when this will be possible? are we looking on 1-2 months or 1-2 years? We have over 700 reviews, so making static content for this will be quite overwhelming, also since I want to import some fields from the main English CMS.
This workaround sadly dosent solve the issues on the URL stucture, where we would like to keep it fluent throughout the website.
However, could you elaborate on the Zapier integration, is there a specific public app you are referencing integration with or just the webflow API through Zapier?
Ok, so I might have figured a way to make the design “semi-dynamic”, but I’m not sure if my approach would give more of a headache than it already is…
By dynamic I mean I would like 50% of the content to be gathered from the CMS.
I would like to ball this idea if you’re up for it?
On this page you add a collection, limit it to one item, add a condition to “Name == reviewNr1”.
Then you can reference the CMS on the content that should be dynamic, have static content elsewhere?
More or less wrapping all content within the collection list<
Why this would be easier is cause we have some properties in the CMS that are likely to change, such as values/pictures/ratings, and by doing some hacky static page with a wrapping cms collection referencing one item we implement the dynamic possibilities from the CMS and still have the possibility to control the URL structure.
What I’m asking, would you think this would open up for bugs or unwanted behaviors that I haven’t thought of?
A second opinion would be more than welcome!
Yes, this is vitally needed. Considering that webflow is based in California, one would hope that being able to make spanish/english sites is something right in front of their doorstep. In a MySql I have simple tags “es” or “en” for each record (so 2 records), and that is it. - However implementing this in webflow requires a ton of work at the backend. Unfortunately. Would still be nice if we can get some info/forecast from the team.
