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Add the CMS Item Counter component onto your canvas
Connect your CMS collection by clicking the "Collection" property and selecting your CMS collection instance from the canvas
Customize the display text and styling—add prefix text (appears before the number), add suffix text (appears after the number), choose your font color, and adjust font properties like size, weight, and style
Preview or publish your site to see the actual item count from your CMS collection displayed with your custom text
This is a code component that connects to your CMS collection and displays the item count. Connect your CMS collection instance using the "Collection" property, and the component will automatically count all items. You can customize the display with prefix text (like "Showing" or "Total:") and suffix text (like "items" or "products"). The font property controls typography including size, weight, and style, while font color lets you match your design. On the canvas, it shows a placeholder value of 123, but when you preview or publish, it displays the actual count from your CMS.
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