Welcome to the Digidop newsletter. Once again this week, we're bringing you the best news from the world of the web — and the Webflow ecosystem.
On the program:
Digidop’s brand refresh
What to expect from Webflow Conf
Lumos for Astro
Digidop’s brand refresh
We took advantage of early August to step back and look at our own identity. The result: an adjusted positioning, a refreshed brand identity, and a good chunk of our static pages rewritten.
In practice, we rebuilt a large part of the Digidop website over the past few weeks, with a brand identity that better reflects who we are today, and a clearer message about what we do and who we do it for.
Discover the new Digidop website
New Webflow features
Smarter sitemaps — Webflow's sitemap now includes <lastmod> timestamps to help search engines and AI agents find, crawl, and surface your content faster.
Control component visibility for marketers — hide specific components from the Marketer role to keep component libraries clear for less technical teammates.
Copy-paste attribute name and value at once — paste a full "name=value" string directly into the custom attribute field, and it automatically splits into the right fields.
Bulk add form select options — add multiple options to a select field at once by pasting a list.
Drag to reorder multi-reference CMS fields — reorder the choices in a multi-reference field by drag-and-drop, instead of deleting and re-selecting everything in order.
Quick snaps
And last but not least, here's some of the content we've picked up this week:
Lumos for Astro — Timothy Ricks shows a version of his Lumos framework built for Astro projects.
What's next for Webflow? 2026 Conf expectations — Ilja Van Eck shares his expectations for a Webflow Conf that's shaping up to be particularly important this year.
Looking at great portfolios until I fix mine — Ilja Van Eck reviews standout creative portfolios.
My new favorite CSS trick — Kevin Powell shows a CSS hack to detect whether an element is edge to edge and style it accordingly.
That's all for this week.
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Talk next week,
Lucas from Digidop