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Some content is best handlend as a structured data collection with no corresponding visual editor as there may not be a dedicated page, or the components are hardcoded if they do. It would still be useful to be able to see how that content will be...

As the title says. It is handy especially for structured data models to see the content of a few fields (say tags for example) directly in the listing in the content section. Even better if it is dynamically configurable like (or as part of) filters.

Implementing authentication and authorization using no-code solutions sucks. There are no straightforward ways to implement high-security login/logout with stateful sessions. All the demos out there either rely on relatively insecure approaches (e...

Similar to Gatsby Starter Library Page: https://www.gatsbyjs.com/starters/ Let users a choose a starting template from screenshots of what they're look for Each template gets its own landing page, with its own CLI script to copy/paste https://www....

The title is true. Currently, the image is saved as cdn when generating code from layers, I could not change the image references in the code. I would like to be able to change the image path to a local or specified URL or directory.

Use-case: our pages stay almost the same the majority of the time. For example, we have a slider, promotions carousel, incentives, categories grid, testimonials, blog posts carousel, etc on our homepage. We rarely change that structure, instead a ...

We would like to have the ability to create a page that has multiple URL's with separate targeting. Currently, we are trying to surface the same page layout to different URL's targeted at different segments.

For instance, when data binding, a full list of blog articles, you might want two posts per row. Currently, the Columns component isn't equipped to handle this. The only way I've been able to get this to work is if I use: display: grid; grid-templ...

It would be useful to allow non-developers to be able to create dynamic URLs, like a blog post, without the need for a developer. This way, a non-developer could create a template page that gets populated based off of new entries to a data model. ...