This component allows you to schedule content for Framer by configuring when specific content should be displayed based on a set date and time, using UTC timing. The component keeps the content hidden until the scheduled moment arrives, ensuring it only becomes visible at the precise time you choose. You can easily connect any layer or component. Additionally, it's compatible with Framer's CMS details page, meaning you can tease dynamic content, like blog posts or product launches, to appear exactly when you want. This makes it perfect for timed promotions, announcements, or any content that needs precise timing.
Disclaimer - This component is compatible with the CMS details page not CMS collections. So, you can toggle visibility inside the details page but not for the individual items in a collection list.
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Add desired UTC date and time. If its a CMS details page, create a date and time column and connect it to the component
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The property controls in the Content Scheduler component allow you to customize its behavior easily. You can set the Schedule Date to determine the specific day when the content should appear and use the Schedule Time (UTC) control to specify the exact time, in UTC, for the content to become visible. The Content control lets you connect any layer or component, including dynamic content from Framer's CMS details page, to the scheduler.Disclaimer - This component is compatible with the CMS details page not CMS collections. So, you can toggle visibility inside the details page but not for the individual items in a collection list.
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