Is it possible to have different product pages in Webflow that display specific information for each product, or are there any workarounds for this limitation?

Yes, it is absolutely possible to have different product pages in Webflow that display specific information for each product. Webflow provides great flexibility and allows you to create dynamic content-driven websites.

To achieve this, you can use Webflow's CMS (Content Management System) capabilities. Here's how you can approach it:

1. Set up your CMS Collection: Create a collection in Webflow's CMS specifically for your products. Define the fields that are relevant to each product, such as the product name, description, price, images, etc.

2. Design your Product Template: Create a unique template for your product pages that will be used for all products. Use dynamic elements and bind them to the corresponding CMS fields. For example, you can place a dynamic text element to display the product name field, a dynamic image element to display the product image field, etc.

3. Create individual Collection Items: Within your CMS collection, create individual items for each product. Fill out the fields for each product according to the specific information you want to display. You can also add rich text fields and use Webflow's rich text editor to format the product descriptions or add any additional content.

4. Build your Product Listing: Create a product listing page where you can display all your products. Use Collection List elements and bind them to your product collection. This list will automatically generate the corresponding product cards based on your collection data.

5. Link to individual Product Pages: On the product listing page, you can link each product card to its respective individual product page. Use the link settings to send dynamic information to the product detail page, such as the current product's slug or unique identifier.

6. Customize each Product Page: On the individual product pages, Webflow will automatically populate the content based on the corresponding CMS item's data. Take advantage of this dynamic content to display specific information for each product, such as different images, descriptions, or anything else you've defined in your CMS collection.

By following these steps, you can create a website with different product pages in Webflow that display specific information for each product. This approach leverages Webflow's CMS functionality, allowing you to manage and update your products efficiently.