How can I maintain unique headings for each CMS item on Webflow without them auto-applying to all the CMS pages?

If all your CMS pages show the same heading, it's likely you're using a static element rather than dynamic CMS fields. Here's how to make each CMS item display a unique heading:

1. Use a CMS Template Page

• When you create a Collection, Webflow automatically generates a template page (e.g., Blog Posts Template).
• Design the layout once on that template, and it will apply to every item—but with dynamic content from each CMS item.

2. Add a Dynamic Heading

• In the CMS Template page, drag a Heading element (e.g., an H1) into your layout.
• Click the heading and go to the Settings panel (gear icon).
• Click “Get text from” and select the relevant CMS field—usually Name or Title.
• Webflow will now bind this heading to that specific CMS item, and each page will show its unique value.

3. Do Not Use Static Text

• If you manually type a static heading (e.g., “Blog”) instead of binding to a CMS field, that heading will appear on every item, regardless of the CMS content.
• Avoid copy-pasting headings unless you connect them to CMS fields.

4. Preview and Confirm

• Use the Preview mode and toggle between CMS items using the CMS selector at the top.
• Confirm that each page dynamically updates the heading with the correct item title.

Summary

To ensure you have unique headings per CMS item, use a dynamic Heading element inside the CMS Template page and connect it to the CMS field (like Name or Title). Avoid static text, and preview to confirm each item shows correctly.