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This attribute allows you to convert various types of content such as Text, HTML code, image sources, or links from Google Sheets into visual representations in Webflow. To implement the function, you can either insert the value of the column name or, for added functionality, add a comma+command to render image sources or link blocks.
Ex: Images value : column_name,src
Ex: Link value: column_name,herf
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This attribute takes a JavaScript expression that dictates which rows should be shown on the page. For example, it can be used to filter out all rows that don’t have a certain column, or all rows where a certain column has the value “FALSE”. You can also use JavaScript logical operators, like "&&" for “and” and "||" for “or”, to mix and match.
ex: equals('Column Name')
ex: not_empty('Column Name')
ex: equals('Column Name', 'String that cell should equal')
ex: equals('Column Name') || not_empty('Column Name')
ex: equals('Column Name') && not_empty('Column Name')
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This attribute takes a JavaScript expression that dictates which rows should be shown on the page. For example, it can be used to filter out all rows that don’t have a certain column, or all rows where a certain column has the value “FALSE”. You can also use JavaScript logical operators, like "&&" for “and” and "||" for “or”, to mix and match.
ex: equals('Column Name')
ex: not_empty('Column Name')
ex: equals('Column Name', 'String that cell should equal')
ex: equals('Column Name') || not_empty('Column Name')
ex: equals('Column Name') && not_empty('Column Name')
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To enable search use the "data-sheets-cms-search" attribute on a text input inside a form element, outside the "data-sheets-cms-template". The Value of "data-sheets-cms-search" can be the column name, multiple columns (comma-separated), or left blank to search all columns.
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Through Sheets CMS, you can create integrations for Google Sheets that make them more secure. Creating an integration involves providing the domain(s) that the integration will be used on, so that they can only be used on those domains. Be sure to include any development, staging, or testing URLs, and include both www and non-www subdomains if your website uses both.