Yes, Webflow allows you to use a CMS (Content Management System) alongside their website builder. With Webflow's CMS, you can easily create and manage dynamic content on your site. This means you can create collections, define fields, and add content to your website without the need for coding.
The Webflow website builder interface is quite flexible, allowing you to design and customize your site visually. However, it does have some limitations when compared to platforms dedicated solely to website builders. For advanced design customization or functionality, you may need to utilize custom code.
As for embedding Webflow pages using an iframe generator, it's not the recommended approach. Webflow provides its own hosting solution, allowing you to host your website on their platform. With a custom domain, you can have a seamless experience without the need for iframes.
However, if embedding is absolutely necessary, Webflow provides an embed feature that allows you to include custom code snippets or embed codes from external services. You can use this feature to add widgets, forms, or other external content to your pages. To access this feature, select the element where you want to add the embed, go to the settings panel, and choose the "Embed" option.
Remember, iframes can introduce various complications, such as SEO (Search Engine Optimization) issues, potential security risks, and difficulties with responsiveness. So it's generally better to utilize Webflow's native features whenever possible.