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Model, bind, edit, and publish structured website and WordPress content.
Choose numbered, load-more, or infinite pagination for a WordPress query and attach the exact canvas elements used as its container, page-number template, Previous, Next, and Load More controls.
The CMS field types you can use and how they map to ACF — text, wysiwyg, number, select, image, gallery, date, color, url, relationship, oembed, and more.
Export the default/global CMS collection as ACF options pages for reusable site-wide Main, Header, and Footer fields.
Model repeating content (products, portfolio, posts) as a post-type collection that maps to a WordPress CPT on export.
The Menus tab builds navigation menus for WordPress exports: add items, nest them into submenus, and assign menu locations.
Use breadcrumb fields (breadcrumb-title / breadcrumb-url) to render a dynamic breadcrumb trail on WordPress.
Publish selected CMS collections and entries through the connected WordPress/CMS workflow, with per-scope actions, bulk operations, status/error feedback, and explicit content, repeater, and layout po
The CMS panel has several supporting tabs: pre-built special-page blueprints, reusable page parts, breadcrumb trails, and the list of elements excluded from binding.
Create a CMS menu, bind canvas templates for top-level and submenu items, manage labels/URLs/order, and export the structure for WordPress navigation.
Use the reorganized CMS workspace to define ordered content fields, bind layouts, manage nested menus, preview media, and make conditional visibility survive export.
For WordPress exports you can define custom post types — their name, whether they have an archive, which features they support — and the custom taxonomies that categorize them.
Bind design elements directly to CMS fields on the canvas — connect text, images, and repeaters to content without leaving the designer.
Design WooCommerce pages — product, product-category, cart, checkout, my-account, shop — from blueprints that map to WooCommerce data.
The CMS Auto-Connect wizard is a guided flow that inspects your page, suggests repeaters and root containers, and auto-maps elements to CMS collections and fields — so you don’t bind everything by han
Collections are the content types your design binds to. Create a collection (page, post-type, block, widget, repeater, taxonomy, …), define its typed fields, reorder them, and manage entries.
Once you’ve defined collections and bound your design, switch to Content mode to actually manage the content. It’s a built-in mini-CMS: a dashboard of entries, a form editor per entry, and a live prev
Prepare an Elementor-oriented export whose resolved design-system tokens and primitives map to Global Colors, Global Fonts, Theme Style, breakpoints, and native Elementor controls, with an explicit Of
Choose Off, Set up once (Seed), or Keep synced when publishing an Elementor project, and understand how flowmo maps resolved tokens and primitives into Elementor Global Colors, Global Fonts, Theme Sty
Repeater collections render a template once per row — ideal for lists, cards, and galleries that export to ACF repeaters.
Export reusable sections as ACF Gutenberg blocks so editors can drop them into the WordPress block editor.
Collections become ACF field groups on export; their fields map to ACF field types.
Drive lists from WordPress with query settings — posts per page, offset, order by/order, taxonomy filters, and pagination mode.
flowmo’s CMS binds design elements to content. You define collections (page/post-type/block/repeater/taxonomy) with typed fields, then connect element text/images/links to those fields.
Blueprints auto-template common page types — search, archive, taxonomy, product, product-category, cart, checkout, my-account, shop — with the right fields and repeaters.
The binding bar floats over the selected element and is how you connect design to content: bind it to a field, collection, or repeater, let AI auto-bind, ignore it, or create a collection straight fro