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Wow, I have searched for this kind of solution so long! Thank you so much, Sam!

Great! Can you make a tutorial about changing layouts with this method? Like you mentioned here?

Great video, Sam. A combo of data attributes and class attribute can do magic. You can also have a page called Styles where you store all these custom CSS classes.

Sam, you have such practical tutorials! I use your insights every day, thank you so much!

Nice. Great tip. Webflow allowing class in the attributes panel is a game changer

This video is exactly what I was looking for, Sam! Thanks a lot for sharing!

Nice thanks you! I didn't know, its very useful

Wow, this is so clever! Thanks for sharing!

Neat tip, Sam. Thank you for sharing ❤

Great video! One question, if we buy your v1 course we’ll have access to the new version? Thanks

Subscribing ☮️

Amazing, looking forward to learning more from the cloneable 🔥

This was very cool! Thanks for sharing Sam

Hey Sam, so I'm a dev that works across a few platforms, primarily Shopify, Squarespace, etc. These don't charge developers a monthly fee to maintain an account or while developing projects. Is the expectation from Webflow that developers need to pay a monthly Freelancer plan (or above) with them to maintain an account, even when not actively building/working on sites? As you mentioned, I have 2 or 3 test sites saved also. Once I hand off my client site, if I want to be available for support - I need to be paying an ongoing monthly Webflow subscription? Feature-wise I used the cms for this project as well as embedded JS code, and while not currently using ecommerce, I began with a template that is built for it as the client indicated they may want it in the future - so it does have ecommerce pages setup in it. Do you know are they going to have to pay for an ecommerce plan - even though they may not use those features in the first 6-12 months?

THis is absolutely useful, infact i'm using the combination of custom element, classes, attributes, and components to create a nav bar that i can reuse on all of my projects, i often found myself using multiple variations of navbars on 1 website, so i think this combination is game changing, and after slots it'll be much efficient and powerfull. but i gotta say that the way you create your components, is a whole guru level🔥, fantastic job. I wish i could get a clonable of this

I really like these features. Always best to limit what clients can mess with. Thank you Sam for explaining it so well too!

Can i host all of my clients websites on a webflow plan? This way i can charge them the hosting and they dont have to worry about buying themselves a plan to host their website

The Best Advice !

My problem with Webflow is the access, prices, and limitations. Coming from WordPress background where it's an honest freebie jungle and a nightmare of maintenance, webflow just seems far too "pay before you do anything". It's limiting a lot of possibilities before you even get a client, making you unable to even experiment with the builder's possibilities. Afterwards you need even more payments to advance a tier which honestly for what they provide, it is expensive and limited for no reason. The only reason I would go with Webflow is the animation capabilities which can be found on newly builders as well, but leaving that aside, it won't stop me from finding alternative solutions that might shut down and even then, in the long run, the client will pay for a transfer if a service is shutting down and guidance is always given from the provider. So I am not yet convinced and not because of you but because of what they provide, too strict packages and possibilities to start.

helpful vid, could you explain what are the differences for In House Teams and Freelancers and Agencies

Can you resell hosting as a service using Webflow

This is an absolute catastrophe for people needing their own cms and who work on a couple of small website projects as freeelancers. I am starting to think webflow is becoming adobe

Does any of this affect the functionality of the software itself? Can it even export code?? I am so confused.

I originally checked out Webflow because I was interested in integrating 3D into my website in an easier way than using 3JS etc. I then found out about Webflow having native support for Spline integration. So I looked into Spline and it basically does everything I want to do with 3D apart from the scroll transitions through different parts of the website (like GSAP). I'd love to hear your thought on the differences between using Webflow with Spline integration vs something like WordPress with Spline integration. Given the fact that Spline does so much on its own, I can't see much difference, considering you can use WordPress with GSAP to get essentially the same result as what you'd get with Webflow.

can i lunch my web design agency from scratch and make10k/m its possible????

Thank you for making this video. I'm curious about this flow>>>>. Develop the site in webflow / export into a separate hosting service like godaddy / need to make edits later on . What would be best here? Should I keep a unhosted version on webflow and export the site each time there is an edit?

Can you please make a video on making a contract?

This really helps me a lot!!

Quick question - what do you use to record? I noticed how the frames per second is a lot higher, you can zoom in and out, you can adjust the mouse cursor size. What type of program are you using? Thank you

Great video!, was just wondering what your export settings are for screen studio, I allow mine to go to 4K and it doesn’t looks nearly as clean as this, also the size is a lot smaller thanks 🙏

Now this is how you make a tutorial! Exactly what I needed.

Do you always let your clients pay for hosting? I know Webflow used to offer client billing which could allow you to make a small margin on top of the hosting each month but they have recently stopped the service.

Webflow need to make it less complex to understand. This is so confusing site plan workspace plan. Thank you Sam you make it simple to understand.

Too expensive for me. Seems like a good place to learn on, But they don't allow exporting of code for other hosting companies that you may well have taken out previously. Code yourself then you in full control.

Paying for "custom code" in Weblow is absurd. You cannot even use Swiper.js or GSAP or anything outside of Webflow stupid motion designer clicking each and single attribute. Go ahead and continue paying for Webflow.

Hey bro please add some lights to your studio, it is looking horror movie scene😂😂

I wanted to use webflow a while ago, but the GDPR thing is not clear to me yet.

Can you add me to your network 😊

How do you get your clients

Sir I've a doubt When we will handover the website to the client do we need to tell them about the running cost of the Webflow website such as Webflow monthly plans & Hosting Or do we need to tell these things before the website is built?

They abandoned it because Gutenberg has everything in the pipeline coming up

Amazing video! I have been looking for a video tutorial of how to change more than the text in this nav menu. I mean if I want it to have a sub menu at the right like that stripe menu. It's possible? and how? please I've been struggling with that and don't find any info about it.

I have not used Bricks, what's different from elementor builder?

hey mate, amazing video! I just built 2 professional mobile friendly websites on wordpress. But when I searched wordpress jobs, I was mindblown by their requirements. They need PHP, Javascript, API integration, and few more skillsets as well, and this was common in most of the wordpress job vacancies. Does one have to learn all of these for web design projects?

I'm looking to start a new blogging website. I keep seeing reviews about how webflow is not the best option for bloggers. Are there any bloggers out there with real feedback on this?

Wait a minute!! That last bit about "assigning custom code" looks amazing! Is there a tutorial on that yet? By the way incredible video - very professional, calming, and easy to comprehend. You got yourself a new Subscriber! :)

Tried webflow a few times now and each time I feel they are missing some of the most basic things in their editor. As, for example, a media upload in the cms collection itself etc. In addition, the way to style one's css is very limited. where it is very difficult to work with utility css, which is becoming the standard for modern css, especially together with components

Tried webflow a few times now, and each time I feel they are missing some of the most basic things in their editor. As, for example, a media upload in the cms collection itself etc. In addition, the way to style one's css is very limited. where it is very difficult to work with utility css, which is becoming the standard for modern css, especially together with components

You rock man, thanks!

Yeah no. There is no way to change an open source community like WP for something propietary like Webflow. At least for me, not at all