To pass schedule information of a location to a collection popup in Webflow, you can follow these steps:
1. Create a Collection: First, create a collection in Webflow to store your location data. Within this collection, you can create fields to store the schedule information, such as day, time, and location-specific images.
2. Design the Collection Template: Once your collection is set up, design the collection template within the Webflow Designer. This is where you will layout the schedule popup and connect it to the collection fields.
3. Create a Popup: In your collection template, add a popup element to display the schedule information for each location. You can use the built-in interactions and styling options to customize the appearance of the popup.
4. Connect Collection Fields: Within the popup, you'll need to connect the collection fields to display the schedule information dynamically. For example, you can connect a text element to the "Day" field, and an image element to the "Schedule Image" field.
5. Link Collection Item to Popup: Next, configure the popup to display the schedule information for the specific collection item that is being clicked. You can do this by linking the "Open Popup" interaction to an element within your collection item (e.g., a button or a link block). When clicked, the popup will open and display the schedule information for that particular location.
6. Allow Client Updates: To enable your client to update the schedule images, you should grant them access to the Webflow Editor. From there, they can navigate to the appropriate collection item and update the schedule information, including the images, by simply selecting the image field and uploading a new image.
7. Styling and Customization: Finally, you can further style and customize the schedule popup to match your design preferences. You can change the layout, colors, typography, or add additional fields as needed.
By following these steps, you can pass schedule information from a location collection to a collection popup in Webflow, allowing your client to easily update the schedule images through the Webflow Editor.