The community member's goal is to have interactive components, such as a calculator, that can be added to articles from a CMS. The comments discuss how this could be implemented, with suggestions to use a CMS that returns a list of blocks that can be rendered in the Webstudio platform. Some community members note that the calculator would need to be client-rendered and that the HTML from the CMS would just need to contain a placeholder container. The community members explore alternatives and experiment with different approaches.
Yes, my goal is having interactive components that come from the CMS via html 👍 . For example I want to build articles that not only have image and text, but also could have a simple calculator to complement the content, with each cms page having a different calculator.
If a list of blocks is returned from cms you can render it in webstudio with collection and show prop. When block is "calculator" render html embed with calculator script.
your html from cms just needs to contain some placeholder container and potentially attributes if you need to configure it from the cms, its basically all client-side scripting otherwise
