Five search acronyms, two actual jobs. What each one means, where they overlap, and what to fix first.
In this course, we will give you a quick introduction to the Webflow Editor. The Pages tab gives you access to each page on your website. The Collections tab lets you organise your website's databases, such as your team members, blogs, and other content. The Ecommerce tab lets you manage your online store's products.
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Part 1: Intro/Overview
In this video, we'll cover a brief overview of the Webflow Editor, which we can use to log in and change or add content at any time.
Part 2: Pages
The pages tab in the Webflow Editor gives us access to each page on our website. From here, we can edit each page, optimise site search settings, and set passwords for specific pages.
Part 3: Collections
In the Webflow Editor, collections are like databases. We can use collections to organise team members, blogs, and various types of content.
Part 4: Ecommerce
The Ecommerce tab in the Webflow Editor is where you or your clients can create, access, and manage all your products and categories of products.
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