Can I add more than 20 collections per page in Webflow? Should I upgrade my plan to increase this limit? Is there a solution to this limitation I'm facing with collection lists? Thank you for your help.
In Webflow, the limit of 20 collections per page is a hard limit that cannot be exceeded, regardless of the plan you have. This limitation is in place to ensure optimal performance and prevent potential issues with site speed and functionality.
However, there are several solutions you can consider to work around this limitation if you need to display more than 20 collections on a single page:
1. Pagination: Break up your content into multiple pages and implement pagination. This allows users to navigate through different pages of collections. It's a common approach for displaying large amounts of content without overwhelming the user or affecting page performance.
2. Filtering and Sorting: Implement filters or sorting options to allow users to manipulate and narrow down the results displayed on the page. This way, you can still display a large number of collections, but users can easily find what they're looking for by applying filters or sorting the results.
3. Dynamic Embeds: Instead of displaying all collections directly on the page, consider using dynamic embeds to load collections as needed. This way, you can include more than 20 collections on the page, but they will only be requested and loaded when the user interacts with the page. This approach can help improve page speed and performance.
4. Use Multiple Pages: If your content requires more than 20 collections and none of the above options are suitable for your needs, you might consider splitting your content across multiple pages. This could involve creating subsections or different pages for different categories or topics, allowing you to effectively distribute your collections.
Remember, these solutions require careful design and implementation to ensure a seamless and user-friendly experience. It's always a good idea to consider the impact on website performance and user experience when dealing with large amounts of content.