Hey guys !

Hope you’re doing well,

I’m having an issue with my Webstudio + Wordpress setup.

When I add images in Wordpress in a blog post, it displays too large on Webstudio (which affects responsive as well and have a sort of padding on the left.

From what I see, it’s because images from Wordpress are wrapped in a <figure> tag, that makes it behave incorrectly.

Example here : https://www.lokka-immo.com/blog/post/taxe-dordures-menageres-pour-les-locataires-guide-complet-2024

Everything is setup correctly in Webstudio (images style in my content embed are okay)

Any idea what’s causing the issue ? And how I can fix it ? 😅

Hey guys !

I'm working on my website sitemap, and I'm facing a few difficulties. My website is a french real estate website, and therefore I have a list of Regions, Department an Cities, along with a few types of rent (appartments, studios, houses...)

I'd like to "divide" my sitemap with the type of rent, to make it clearer for Google crawlers and optimize the crawling budget.

Therefore, I'm trying to do this tructure :

In my sitemap-appartement.xml page :

• Collection --> Departement (a list of 101 departements)
  
  • Collection --> Cities (will be a few thousands per departements)
    
    • Collection --> Ads (i.e the pages of the flats for rent)

and then duplicate this page for the other sitemaps (location-studios, location-houses)

The call for the first collection is working fine, but I'm struggling to get the value of the Current collection item to reuse it in my second collection (to filter the GET based on the department)

Is there any way to do this ? Or is it a bit tricky to work with nested collections like this ? Would it be better to make it static ? (a bit of work since there are 40k+ cities in France)

Hey ! Hope you're doing well !

I'm building a basic blog for my website using Wordpress as the CMS (for the blog only). I'm facing a strange issue that is driving me nuts.

On the Blog page (that lists all the posts)(https://www.lokka-immo.com/blog), I have two collections (one for the categories, the other for the posts) and those two collection do not appear consistently. Sometimes they appear with the right data, and sometimes they don't. And the results changes each time I refresh the page...

Same for the Blog Post page (example here : https://www.lokka-immo.com/post/lorem-ipsum-article). Sometimes the data is populated correctly, the other time nothing happens, and it's pretty random and changes everytime I refresh.

I'm using the Graph QL approach described in this video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkiUInblEPo

The crazy thing is that it works, but not always :/

Any idea what could be wrong ?

Hey everyone ! Hope you're doing well 🙂

I'm searching for a way to create an auto-complete feature for a dropdown in Webstudio (similar to the one in the screenshot I attached).

What would be the way to do this in Webstudio ? I haven't found anything in the docs :/

For info the search results are cities in France, stored in my app's Databse that I can call through a GET

Hello everyone! I'm new here, so sorry if the question is a bit trivial 🙂

I've just started a website on Webflow that will go hand in hand with a Bubble app, and I've run into a limitation I hadn’t anticipated: the inability to create flexible URL paths natively.

For example: it’s a real estate app with rental listings. To improve SEO, I planned to have:

• A page for each Region (e.g., Furnished apartment rental in Alpes Maritimes)
• A page for each Town (e.g., Furnished apartment rental in Nice)

Ideally, I wanted to have this kind of URL path: https://mydomain.com/furnished-rental/alpes-maritimes/nice/very-bright-3-bedroom-apartment

Before all of this, I had started looking into Webstudio (especially its CMS system, which I find very pertinent), but I paused for simplicity (I know Webflow a bit better) and because I didn’t want to learn a new tool.

Is it possible to create this type of path with Webstudio?

Thanks for your answers 🙂