To quickly duplicate a prepopulated CMS Collection Page in Webflow and easily modify its contents without manually copying and pasting fields or using the bulk import function, you can follow these steps:
1. Go to your Webflow Designer and navigate to the Collections tab.
2. Select the existing CMS Collection Page you want to duplicate and modify.
3. Right-click on the page and choose "Duplicate" from the context menu. This will create an identical copy of the page, including all the design and structure.
4. Rename the duplicated page to something unique, so you can easily identify it.
5. Open the duplicated page in the Designer.
6. Navigate to the Page Settings panel by selecting the gear icon in the right sidebar.
7. In the Page Settings panel, scroll down to the "Dynamic Template" section. Here, you can modify the collection and template that the page is connected to.
8. Click on the drop-down menu under "Collection" and select the desired collection you want the duplicated page to be connected to.
9. Choose the appropriate template from the drop-down menu under "Template". If you want to create a new template, you can do so by selecting the "+ Create new template" option.
10. After setting up the collection and template, you'll notice that the fields in the duplicated page are still connected to the original collection. To modify the contents, simply click on each field and update the information or select a new value from the CMS panel.
11. Repeat step 10 for each field you want to modify on the duplicated page.
12. Customize the design and layout of the duplicated page as needed, to differentiate it from the original page.
13. Save and publish your changes when you're satisfied with the modifications.
By following these steps, you can quickly duplicate a prepopulated CMS Collection Page in Webflow and easily modify its contents without the need for manual copying and pasting or using the bulk import function. It allows you to maintain the structure and design while making specific content changes to fit your needs.