Collection lists and item pages.

The Collection list element

In the builder insert a Collection list (group Dynamic) and pick the collection in the Content panel. Its inside is the template of one card – everything in it repeats for each item.

Put tags into texts, images and links inside: {{nazev}} for the name, {{url}} for the item page, and your own fields such as {{photo}} or {{price}}. Select any element inside the list and its Content panel shows the tags of the collection. Until the collection has items, the editor shows a sample card with the field labels.

Setting	What it does
Maximum items	1–100 items; with pagination, the number per page.
Order + Sort field	By the order in the administration, by name, newest first, or by a field ascending or descending (numbers sort as numbers).
Filter by field + Only items with value	A fixed filter: for example only items whose category is Design.
Filter buttons for visitors	Buttons for visitors with every value of the filter field (up to 30, alphabetical) plus All.
Paginate	Page links under the list.
Text when the collection has no items	What visitors see when there is nothing to show.

Filter buttons and page links are ordinary links – they work without JavaScript and can be shared. A page can hold several lists; each keeps its own filter and page.

Tip: to group items, place several lists under their own headings, each with a fixed filter – that is how the category sections of this guide are built.

Style the cards with classes: elements inside a list repeat, so their own style is applied through a class automatically. A whole card can be a link – set Whole container as a link of the card container to {{url}}.

Item pages and the detail template

With Item pages on, every visible item has its own address /collection/item. Design that page in the builder via Detail template in the collection. It starts with the name, image and all fields; use the same tags as in lists and add a Breadcrumbs element for the path back – its collection level links to the page with the same address as the collection, if there is one (here /guide).

Item pages for search engines

Every item has Search engines and sharing like a page: its own title for search engines, a description and a sharing image. Without them, search engines get the name, the first longer or formatted text field and the first image field. Hide from search engines (noindex) keeps the page reachable but leaves it out of search engines, the sitemap, llms.txt and site search.

A hidden item can publish itself at a set time, and every save keeps the previous version in the Item history (the last 20) – one click brings it back.

Structured data

In the collection settings, Structured data for search engines says what the items are – a service, a person, a product, an event or a question with an answer – and which fields fill the properties (price, job title, start, place…). Item pages then carry schema.org data next to your company details. An offer needs a price field and a currency.