Webflow changed image compression files to be AVIF vs WEBP files? Why?
hard to say really - it was a new file format that was rising up and now has become the new industry standard.
without manually first uploading them to the library, opening the link and redownloading each one...
Seems illogical to me that the CMS images are treated so differently to those in the assets panel
what about inviting them as a content editor and they access the designer in editor mode?
they technically have full access to the site but I tell them to use the editor so nothing gets messed up
yeah I think Webflow is trying to get away from having that editor experience and providing "content only editing" within the designer to make for consistent UI.
Got it. It's a great idea.
How I work is that I give my clients full access to the account. Is there a way for them to go into "content only editing" mode?