Publish reviewed articles to Webflow CMS

Prerender Buddy delivers a reviewed article to the Webflow CMS collection you select. It can save a staged CMS draft or publish the supported item after explicit confirmation.

The connection maps the title and slug, article body, optional excerpt and configured default values. It does not edit the site's design or publish unrelated site changes.

Use a dedicated Webflow site API token with Sites read and CMS read/write access for the intended site. Review Webflow's site-token instructions and scope reference.

The collection needs an editable rich-text field for the article body. An optional excerpt must use a separate editable plain-text field. Other required collection fields need suitable default values before the connection can be saved.

For author or category reference fields, use existing collection items. PB does not create a new author or infer the complete structure of your collection.

1. Open your website in PB Sites, open Publishing and select Webflow.
2. Enter the dedicated site API token.
3. Choose Load Webflow sites and fields, then select the intended site and article collection.
4. Map the article body and optional excerpt. Supply defaults for any additional required fields.
5. Choose Save destination and Check connection.

Keep the token in the authenticated connection form. Saving this destination replaces another active publishing destination for the same PB website.

Start with a full article from Article Generation, or open an existing PB draft. Review the title, text, claims and links, then approve the article version.

Sending a draft saves the CMS item for review without making the publication call. Confirmed publication saves the item and requests publication of that item.

PB uses a stable article identifier in the generated slug to associate subsequent deliveries with the same item. Check the resulting slug and collection template before relying on the public URL.

Webflow can save the item successfully while the publication step fails. In that case, inspect the staged item and PB's delivery message before retrying. The draft may already exist.

Check the chosen collection's public template and the final page. Item publication does not establish that unrelated design changes have been published or that every field is displayed by the template.

PB's publication schedule is separate from editorial planning dates. A schedule must be explicitly confirmed for an approved article and its configured destination.

A rejected body mapping usually requires checking that the selected field is editable rich text. Check missing required fields and valid reference values when Webflow rejects other field values.

For authentication or permission failures, verify that the token still has access to this exact site and the required scopes. Changing the collection means reviewing its mapping again.

Disconnecting PB does not remove existing CMS items. Revoke the dedicated Webflow token separately when needed.