WF Weekly - Episode 19 | Memberstack Blog

"Unlock the power of Webflow's new code components to build a dynamic, custom CMS filter with search and range sliders. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to make code components interact with your Webflow site, allowing for advanced functionality that goes beyond native capabilities. Follow along as we build a fully functional menu filter with real-time search and range sliders for price and calories."

"And now I'm going to go to Claude Code and I'm going to explain to it what I'm trying to do. So, what I want to do here, my goal for the end of this, I want to have a search."

"So I just wrote it and I don't think I need anything more than this. I said now I want to make a search and filter component for my menu. I've added the following attributes in Webflow. They all have a name of data-filter list which is the main list."

"Okay, so we have this and it looks pretty I mean it looks out of place on the site to be honest. Um definitely wouldn't design it like this. But the goal here is to figure out if it's functional, right?"

"So, I have a little visual thing that I'm trying to fix, but obviously it made this look way way way way better. So, now does this work as well in preview? Dude, it works in preview. I can actually preview it."

"My goal in this video is to figure out, can this be done with Webflow code components? And the answer is an astounding clear fat yes, it can be done. That is super exciting."

WF Weekly - Episode 19

Julian Galluzzo & Duncan Hamra

Introduction to Code Components:

Setting up Data Attributes:

Building the Filter Component:

Testing the Search Functionality:

Improving the User Interface:

Final Result and Conclusion:

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