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Description:  
AI Description

This component allows developers to create interaction-based modals that are fully integrated with item-specific CMS content. Modals can be triggered from within a CMS collection list, providing a dynamic way to display content. For example, users can click buttons to open different types of modals, such as a standard centered modal or a sidebar modal.

Key Features:

  • Integration with CMS content, allowing dynamic display of item-specific information.
  • Two types of modals: centered and sidebar, providing flexibility in presentation.
  • Triggerable modals from within a CMS collection list, enhancing user interaction.

Design Elements:

  • Centered modal layout for focused content display.
  • Sidebar modal for an alternative viewing experience, allowing users to interact with the main content while viewing modal information.
  • Use of rich text and images to enhance the visual appeal of the modals.

Potential Use Cases:

  • E-commerce websites showcasing product details in modals.
  • Portfolio sites displaying project information without navigating away from the main page.
  • Blogs that provide additional content or comments in a modal format.

Conclusion: The CMS Modals Demo component is a practical solution for developers looking to enhance user engagement through dynamic content presentation.

Description from Webflow:  
Build interactions-based modals fully integrated with item-specific CMS content, and make them triggerable from within a CMS collection list.
Tags from Webflow: 
cms,  collectionlist,  modal,  modals,  popup
.