Spent some time digging into CMS 3.0 and figured I'd share notes for anyone who hasn't moved over yet.

The shift from overlay editing to the table-based inline view is the part that actually changed my workflow. Updating text, images, references, and publish status without leaving the main view sounds minor until you're managing a few hundred entries — then it's a different job entirely.

Other things worth knowing:

- 100k item ceiling, so big catalogs and multi-collection sites are viable now

- Bulk editing + multi-select genuinely cuts SEO passes and migrations down to minutes

- Collection folders finally let the CMS structure mirror your actual site

- Search + advanced filtering combined makes finding "published posts missing meta descriptions" a one-step thing

I wrote up the full breakdown including the SEO side here if useful:

https://www.khakanhayder.online/blogs/framer-cms-3.0

Curious what others are running into — anyone hit limits with the 100k cap yet, or found the folder organization changes how you plan collections from the start?

Spent some time digging into CMS 3.0 and figured I'd share notes for anyone who hasn't moved over yet.

The shift from overlay editing to the table-based inline view is the part that actually changed my workflow. Updating text, images, references, and publish status without leaving the main view sounds minor until you're managing a few hundred entries — then it's a different job entirely.

Other things worth knowing:

- 100k item ceiling, so big catalogs and multi-collection sites are viable now

- Bulk editing + multi-select genuinely cuts SEO passes and migrations down to minutes

- Collection folders finally let the CMS structure mirror your actual site

- Search + advanced filtering combined makes finding "published posts missing meta descriptions" a one-step thing

I wrote up the full breakdown including the SEO side here if useful:

https://www.khakanhayder.online/blogs/framer-cms-3.0

Curious what others are running into — anyone hit limits with the 100k cap yet, or found the folder organization changes how you plan collections from the start?