How to Build a Powerful CMS Filtering System in Webflow
Ever built a Webflow site where the CMS list keeps growing and visitors have no way to narrow it down? This tutorial walks through wiring up a real filtering system in Webflow using the Attributes version 2 script, so users can check boxes and instantly see matching projects. By the end you will have a working filter form, a live results count, and a clear all button connected to a Collection List on your published site.
Covered inside:
→ Pasting the Attributes v2 script into Site Settings Head Code and saving
→ Dropping in a Collection List, binding Name, Category, Status, and Short Description fields
→ Tagging Category and Status text blocks with fs-list-field and the Collection List with fs-list-element
→ Building the Form Block, deleting the default input and submit, and attaching the filters attribute
→ Adding Design, Development, and Marketing checkboxes with matching fs-list-value attributes
→ Wiring up the results count text block and a Clear all button, then publishing to the webflow.io staging domain
Would you stop at three category checkboxes like the video does, or would you also wire up Status as a second filter group? Drop your approach in the comments.
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