The List Component is used to create lists that structure and organize content within a webpage.
The Blockquote Component is used to highlight quoted content on a webpage, enhancing its impact and readability.
The HTML Embed component enables the direct integration of custom HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code into your Webstudio project.
In this article, we will learn how to use the Link Component in Webstudio to facilitate instant page transitions, enabling seamless navigation and interaction on both internal and external web pages.
In this article, we will learn how to render optimized, responsive images for a site using the Image Component in Webstudio.
This guide discusses the anatomy of the Webstudio Builder, an all-in-one visual development platform that allows you to build stunning, responsive websites.
This guide discusses the methods to connect your site to a custom domain and publishing on the default Webstudio subdomain.
This guide shows you how to link Webstudio Forms with n8n for workflow automation.
This article will explore the process for integrating your Webstudio Form with Airtable using a simple automation.
Form components allow site owners to collect data from site visitors. It will send this information to the site owner’s registered email.
The Vimeo component for Webstudio allows you to embed Vimeo videos into your site, whether as a video player or a background video.
Learn how to use the Vimeo component as a background video!
Slots are containers for anything that you want to re-use across your site. Changes you make to one instance of a slot will be reflected across all other instances of that slot.
Design tokens are everything that you wish classes would be - a way to re-use styles without limitations.
A comprehensive guide for visual developers. Here is a detailed look at some of the main differences that set Webstudio apart from Webflow and other similar platforms.
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It all started when I created JSS 2014, a CSS-in-JS library. I created it to fix the problem of authoring CSS in a more maintainable way, especially in large projects. Managing selectors has always been...