This update introduces Collection References in the CMS. This long awaited feature allows you to reference items from one CMS collection to another, enabling dynamic, reusable content throughout your site. Instead of manually inputting related information across multiple entries, reference fields let you pull data like an author’s name, bio, or avatar from a separate collection, ensuring data consistency and efficiency. Multi-reference fields allow for adding multiple items like tags, post categories, or job benefits to be linked to a single entry. These features simplify content management, automatically reflecting updates across all related entries, and offer flexibility in organizing complex content structures for your designs.

Creating layouts that look and behave the way we want them to largely comes down to choosing the right sizing mode for each element. As you know, we have several to choose from — and each has a unique purpose, depending on how static or flexible we want things to be. Earlier in this chapter, we unpacked “Fill” and “Fit Content” sizing — but there’s also a time and place to use “Fixed”, “Relative”, and “Viewport” sizing. Whether we want our elements to remain at a specific size, scale with our layout, or even respond to a viewer’s screen size, we’ve got options to get the job done. So let’s dive a bit deeper into how these next three sizing methods work and when to use each one.

Animate characters, words, lines, and elements with real-time previews. Choose presets or create custom effects with properties like Scale, Blur, and Offset. Trigger animations on Appear, Layer In View, or Section In View.

Place any layer in 3D space by editing properties like Rotation, Skew, Origin, Depth, and Perspective. For the first time on a freeform Canvas, all 3D layers remain selectable and editable, resulting in an amazing experience.

Design interactive cursors using components, with infinite ways to customize. Tap into the power of Variants, Effects, and Transitions to design interactions with an incredible fidelity.

A beginner tutorial showing you how to make a website from scratch. Starting from a blank Canvas. By the end of the video you’ll have a very solid understanding of Framer and should be ready to design your next website.