How can I add requirement tags to a job board created in Webflow using CMS Collections and linking them to the main CMS Collection for jobs?
In order to add requirement tags to a job board created in Webflow using CMS Collections and linking them to the main CMS Collection for jobs, you can follow these steps:
1. Create a new Collection in the Webflow CMS for your requirements. You can name this Collection "Requirements" or something similar. Add a field to this Collection to store the name of the requirement (e.g., "Name").
2. In your main CMS Collection for jobs, add a new field called "Requirements". Set the field type to "Multi-reference" and select the "Requirements" Collection as the referenced Collection.
3. Now, when you create a new job in your main CMS Collection, you can associate it with one or more requirements from the "Requirements" Collection. You can do this by selecting the relevant requirements in the "Requirements" field.
4. Next, you will need to implement this feature on your job board template. You can achieve this by creating a dynamic list on the job board page that pulls the jobs from the main CMS Collection.
5. Within the dynamic list, you can add another nested dynamic list to loop through the associated requirements for each job. Drag a nested dynamic list element into the parent dynamic list item and bind it to the "Requirements" field of the current job.
6. Within the nested dynamic list, you can create a link or a styled element to display the requirement tags. Bind the text or class of this element to the "Name" field of the requirement.
7. Customize the styling of the requirement tags to match your design preferences. You can use CSS classes applied to the dynamic elements to style them accordingly.
By following these steps, you'll be able to add requirement tags to your job board created in Webflow using CMS Collections. Users will be able to filter or search for jobs based on these requirement tags, enhancing the functionality of your job board. Remember to publish your changes for them to take effect on your live site.