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Framer can't put CMS data on a map natively. So I built a component that does.
Pins come straight from the collection add a listing, the pin appears. No second place to maintain. Drops into any Framer project.
See it in action → https://www.framer.com/community/marketplace/templates/efie/
Smart Framer solution—letting CMS-driven map pins flow directly into projects is both elegant and practical.
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Each option is a link to the same page with a query parameter, like /configurator?paint=Blu%20Modena. The page reads paint, wheels and interior into page variables, and the live summary follows them. Links preserve the parameters already set, so picking wheels keeps your paint. The ring on the selected option is just a visibility condition on the matching variable.
My first attempt set the variables with tap actions added through Framer's Server API. On the published site they did nothing. The URL version works, and every configuration is a link you can send.
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Currently working on a premium Framer website for a modern architecture studio.
Here's a first look at the hero section. Still refining the details.
Would love to hear your thoughts!
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