@@united_metalheads I’m glad to hear that! Just note that for SEO you will still see two h1s etc. There is a way with JS to remove the code completely. I will see if I can do one around that js + webflow cose
Unfortunately editing codes for free plan is not possible, including me. This alone has got me so much trouble but yeah. Thank you for your followup and hope you figure it out!
This is useful but seems like a workaround -- doesn't this mean that the page will load all of the code from all layouts in the background, and display only one of them?
Hey Jamal! Yep, it is a workaround. Yea, remember that Webflow sets it to display none, but still keeps it in the code. Another way around might be with Jquery and JS to choose what to display. Have you ever done anything like this before?
I have only used a max of 2. I wonder if you have multiple toggles to choose layouts, if it would help? You might just be limited to the fields you can have in a cms collection
Once you are using conditional logic on the layouts so they don't display at the same time, then you are good. But if you have two H1 displaying at the same time is not the best practice. It will be like having two titles.
@@DesignerWisdom Since the code is still there though (just not visibly rendered), will this not create an issue for SEO, since the page will still have two H1 elements? Have you had this issue?
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THIS!!!! Thanks soooo muchhh!!!! Spent hours on how do to it! Life saver!!! Thanks so much bru!!!!!
Super helpful, just what I was looking for. Thanks. 🎉
This helped me out brother thank you!
@@united_metalheads I’m glad to hear that! Just note that for SEO you will still see two h1s etc. There is a way with JS to remove the code completely. I will see if I can do one around that js + webflow cose
Unfortunately editing codes for free plan is not possible, including me. This alone has got me so much trouble but yeah. Thank you for your followup and hope you figure it out!
Awesome thanks! Was wondering how to do this. Saved me a lot of time looking.
Glad it helped!!
Thank you!
thanks this worked wonders!
thank you but even with the right component selected i get a message saying, "no values to select". any ideas? thanks!
How did the Layout 1 just magically appeared?
This is useful but seems like a workaround -- doesn't this mean that the page will load all of the code from all layouts in the background, and display only one of them?
Hey Jamal! Yep, it is a workaround. Yea, remember that Webflow sets it to display none, but still keeps it in the code. Another way around might be with Jquery and JS to choose what to display. Have you ever done anything like this before?
Thanks for the video. But how many layouts is the max? I added 4 different layouts but i cant add more. Do you know how many we can have? thanks!!
I have only used a max of 2. I wonder if you have multiple toggles to choose layouts, if it would help? You might just be limited to the fields you can have in a cms collection
@@DesignerWisdom I dont know about the toggles. But you might just be limited as you said.
here is the thing though. both of the versions appear in the DOM... they are both loaded. this is not good for SEO. webflow needs to fix this.
Yea, you can actually fully remove them with Javascript. That way it will be removed completely.
Is there a Issue with two H1 Headline on one page,if you have multiple layouts? I got two H1 headline on my site no. ;-/
Once you are using conditional logic on the layouts so they don't display at the same time, then you are good. But if you have two H1 displaying at the same time is not the best practice. It will be like having two titles.
@@DesignerWisdom Since the code is still there though (just not visibly rendered), will this not create an issue for SEO, since the page will still have two H1 elements? Have you had this issue?