Webflow has made several improvements to its membership feature, but there can still be occasional issues that users encounter.
Regarding the issue you mentioned with membership invites and access to blog pages, it's essential to ensure that you have set up your membership integration correctly. To give your clients access to their blog pages, you need to make sure that you have configured the membership settings and permissions accurately.
To address the problem with the share link only sharing the preview mode of the login rather than the actual link, you can try the following steps:
1. Double-check Membership Settings: First, review your membership settings to ensure that you have correctly configured the access levels, permissions, and member roles. Make sure that the desired access levels are granted access to the blog pages.
2. Confirm Invite Process: Verify that you are sending the membership invites correctly. When sending an invite, Webflow generates a unique invite link that allows invited members to create their account and log in. Ensure that you're using the correct invite process and that the invitees receive the appropriate link.
3. Check Collection Permissions: If your blog pages are based on a collection in Webflow, verify that you have set the proper collection permissions. You can control access to Collection items based on membership levels or specific member roles.
4. Test Invite Process: Create a test member account using a separate email address and send an invite to that email. Make sure to follow the invite link received in the email and check if you have access to the blog pages as expected. This step will help you identify any potential issues in the invite process.
If you've followed the steps above and still encounter problems with the membership invites and access to blog pages, I would recommend contacting Webflow support directly. They have a dedicated support team that can investigate and provide you with the most up-to-date information regarding the issue you're facing. They can also offer further assistance or escalate the matter to the appropriate team for resolution.
Checking the Webflow documentation or reaching out to their support will provide you with the most accurate and recent information on this matter.