Can Webflow create a map element on a Collection Page that shows multiple locations using latitude and longitude attributes stored in a CMS Collection?

Yes, Webflow can create a map element on a Collection Page that shows multiple locations using latitude and longitude attributes stored in a CMS Collection. Here's a step-by-step guide on how you can achieve this:

1. Set up your CMS Collection: Create a Collection in Webflow that includes fields for latitude and longitude attributes for each location. For example, you can create fields named "Latitude" and "Longitude" for storing these coordinates.

2. Design your Collection Page: Create a Collection Page in Webflow and design it according to your requirements. This is where you'll display the map and the locations from your CMS Collection.

3. Add a Map element: Drag and drop a Map element onto your Collection Page. You can find the Map element in the Add Element panel on the right side of the Webflow Designer.

4. Connect the Map to your CMS Collection: With the Map element selected, go to the element settings panel on the right side of the Designer. Under the Map settings, click on the "Connect field" button next to the Address field. Connect it to the field in your CMS Collection that contains the address for each location.

5. Add dynamic markers: Select the Map element on your Collection Page, and in the element settings panel on the right, scroll down to the Dynamic markers section. Click on the "Add dynamic marker" button. In the modal that appears, choose the fields from your CMS Collection that contain the latitude and longitude attributes. Connect them to the respective latitude and longitude fields for each location.

6. Style the Map: Customize the visual appearance of the map by adjusting its settings in the element settings panel. You can set the initial location, zoom level, map height, and other visual properties to enhance its appearance.

7. Preview and test: Save your changes and preview the Collection Page. You should now see the map with multiple markers represented by the locations stored in your CMS Collection. You can click on the markers to view additional information or interact with them as desired.

By following these steps, you can create a map element on a Collection Page in Webflow that displays multiple locations using latitude and longitude attributes stored in your CMS Collection. It enables you to dynamically populate the map with data from your Collection, providing a seamless and interactive experience for your website visitors.