To give access to only one specific page in a CMS collection with gated membership access in Webflow, you can follow these steps:
1. Set up User Authentication: Enable User Authentication from the Webflow project settings and configure the signup and login forms to allow users to register and log in.
2. Create a Collection for the Gated Content: Create a new Collection in Webflow specifically for the gated content. This collection will contain the pages that you want to restrict access to.
3. Set Up the Membership Access Level: Add a reference field in the Collection settings for the gated content to link it to the members' collection. Use this reference field to define the access level for each page, allowing you to grant access to specific members.
4. Restrict Access to Gated Content: In the page settings for each item in the gated content collection, go to the "Permissions" tab. Enable "Individual item" and set the appropriate access level to restrict access to that specific page.
5. Configure Membership Access: Go to the "Members" tab in the project settings and create the necessary membership access levels. Assign each access level to the specific gated content page(s) based on the reference field you created earlier.
6. Customize the Member Sign-up Process: Design and configure the signup process to capture necessary user information, such as name, email, etc. You can use custom fields in the members' collection to store additional user data if required.
7. Build the Login/Logout Functionality: Set up the login and logout functionalities on your website so that users can authenticate their membership and access the gated content accordingly.
8. Set Up Page Redirects: For non-authorized users or members who don't have access to a specific page, set up page-level redirects to guide them to an appropriate landing page or error message. This ensures a smooth user experience.
By following these steps, you will be able to provide gated membership access to only one specific page in a CMS collection in Webflow. Users will need to register, log in, and have the appropriate access level to view the restricted content.