I need to design a CMS website for a client, and I was wondering if there is an option to set a specific max content number for a page, and create automatically a pagination when the content surpasses the limit.
Let’s imagine this scenario:
I design a page, connected with a backend list.
The admin decide to place in the page a video, a paragraph, then a form and a gallery. Can the page auto paginate if the admin decides the add another element?
No. This would be something you could do manually on pages, not with CMS items. Bigger question would be why? Most users are comfortable scrolling long content.
It is just a client request to automate the process from the CMS.
They are planning to use Webflow to generate a no branded template, and customising it with bespoke content/ color palette, in relation with the client. So the number of elements in a page could be quite variable.