Terms Queries / Lists
For historical reasons Terms Queries are also known as Lists (First version of the adapter used this name).
This is a list of terms, (for example a list of categories, or tags), insert a Collection List Wrapper with the attribute:
listsslug of the listTerms queries are created in WordPress following the path: Udesly > Terms queries, each query you create will have a name that you decide, that name (not the name actually, but the slug) will be used in Webflow to associate the correct terms. It's just a matter of matching actually, you have to tell the adapter, in this collection list I want to show terms that are selected using the query that is named "bla-bla".
So for example if you created in WordPress a Term query called All Tags you have to add the attribute:
listsall-tagsInside the Collection List Item, you can add the following elements:
Title
The Title of the post can be added either to text elements or to link elements, if you use the latter it will also automatically link to the post page.
Add the attribute:
itemtitleFeatured Image
The featured Image is the main image attached to a term, you can use the featured image on Images or any element as Background Image (don't forget to add a placeholder image and stylize it, the archive image will follow that image style). If you add the attribute to a link, it will also directly link to the post page.
To create a futured image just use the attribute
itemfeatured-imageto change the size of the featured image, you can add the following optional attribute:
dimensiondimension of the imageAs for valid dimension you can use:
full, medium, thumbnail, larger or width, height
For example to set a fixed size image of 300x500 add the attribute
dimension300, 500Please, mind the space between width and height.
Permalink
The permalink is simply the url to the current term. Just add the attribute on a link element of any type:
itempermalinkDescription
The description of the term, can be added on any text element just adding the attribute:
itemdescriptionCount
This is the count of posts associated to this specific term, you can add it to texts using the attribute:
itemcount