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Adding a CMS Collection to Relume Sliders

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The community member is interested in trying the Relume slider instead of their usual Splide Sliders, and wants to know if it's easy to add a CMS collection. The comments suggest using Finsweet CMS slider attributes to make the Relume slider work with a CMS. One community member confirms they got it working easily with the Finsweet Attributes, while another asks how to set up a slider with multiple items to work with the CMS, as they're stuck on this for a client. The community members provide guidance, suggesting to follow the steps in the Finsweet documentation and watch a related video, which should help resolve the issue.

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HHarry Dodd
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Hey guys nor really an issue more of a question, I usually use Splide Sliders but want to try this relume one, is it easy enough adding a CMS collection?

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MMatt Johnson

our sliders are just using the native webflow slider. You'd have to use Finsweet CMS slider attributes to make it work with CMS.

HHarry Dodd

thanks man, just got it working pretty easily with the Finsweet Attributes, thanks for the quick response

SSAO

From what I can see, Finsweet Attributes only lets you do one element in the slider at a time. How can you rig up a slider like this with multiple items to work with the CMS?

Would appreciate your guidance here guys. Stuck on something for a client with this.

HHarry Dodd

Hey if you follow the steps in :https://finsweet.com/attributes/cms-slider and watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ur2a4GjeSV4

HHarry Dodd

you should have no issues

HHarry Dodd

lmk if you do

HHarry Dodd

but its pretty straight forward

SSAO

Thanks

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