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Customizing Relume Components pt 4. Building a client site with Relume and Webflow
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ส.ค. 2024
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This is part four where we are customizing our relume components for the project, setting up the CMS and going over some of the client first. Having a clear process is important as a designer and it benefits the client as well. We found Relume and are using it for a real client project! Follow along with this project to build a site using Relume!
00:00 Intro Day 1
01:10 Going over set up
02:33 Adding some custom elements
06:20 Creating the CMS
07:56 Turning Relume components into Collection Lists
09:40 Adding Icons
11:28 Day 2 intro
13:05 Recap on design and responsive design from Client First
15:00 Going over client first system w/ making classes
20:40 Building custom Collection List from Relume Gallery
30:06 Adding in a custom animation
40:00 Day 3 intro
41:00 Connecting the Projects page to CMS
45:00 Conclusion
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I am a brand strategist/designer and no-code entrepreneur. I've been working with independent company owners get to market faster and better with branding, UI/UX design, and no-code development.
I love how you share all your process, even the mistakes. You saved me a lot of time! You should do more tutorials on CMS Gallery and Sliders. They are a pain!
So I actually just learned the sliders yesterday since I just made some! I learned two ways actually. I’ll add those to the list!
thank you for the tuto, looking forward for more
More to come! Later, i'll get more in depth with customizing really custom components. I've been experimenting with a personal project.
Hey nice tutorial but I didn't get how you turn a relume component into a collection list. Would you comment how you did it? Thanks!
Oh of course! It might be a long comment. Maybe later I can make a video on it in detail.
So you have your component. Let's say a blog component.
It has a grid with the 3 columns and all the items. This is currently static.
in that .section-blog33 (whatever it says in your component) you'll place the collection list inside of your .blog33_component and style it in the same as the component.
For example, your Collection list wrapper will be applied the close of .blog33_wrapper
The Collection list itself can be the .blog33_list (make sure you manually choose the grid layout option as it won't carry over for some reason.)
Then the Collection Item will then be .blog33_item. Then you'll copy the contents from the original relume component in the new collection list item and link everything up.
Phew, hopefully that helps a bit. I'll make a video soon for that instance!
Hi! I'm currently building a Site with CMS and Relume components.
Is what you talk about from 24:00 still the correct implementation, or did you find a more efficient way of implementing the CMS to such Components?
I have various components from Relume such as the overlapping cards on scroll, and i assume there i will have to make a single collection wrapper for each one in order for it to display correctly?
Yes I do have a much better way of doing this now and actually working with nth child and even some custom code where needed. I can put that on my list for videos!
@@JosiahDuenes would really appreciate that! Will definitely check it out, however i'm on a short deadline for a project at the moment. Do i just use the workaround from your video? Or do you have anymore exact information as to what you mean with custom code? Does anything in Finsweet Attributes help? Thanks!
I don't think finsweet has anything like that as of now. What I'd do is make it a grid and apply those same classes to them. Just one whole cms grid. Then I'd follow this video from timothy ricks for getting different sized images! Flexbox might also be able to do this if you're really careful but this might give you some ideas! th-cam.com/video/VJ0swK8mbg4/w-d-xo.html@@flothowerbeagentur7011
@@JosiahDuenes Thanks a lot! I'll check it out, i subscribed on my freelance account. Keep the content coming!
Any idea why the "global styles" is a component and has to be a component?
It is for ease of use. If we put it on the page as a component, we can witness the changes in real time. If you add it to the project settings, you can only see the changes when viewing the published site.
The component is if you add any styles or code that are global, you don’t have to add it everywhere, just once!
@@gammadesignco4102 Thanks Gamma!
i honestly can not stand this website, i liked your video enough to try it, but it just seems obtuse in its operation, also I just wonder if they make all the free ones intentionally just cruddy so that you do not ant to use them. I couldnt find a single passable free one so why would they make such a crappy product?