site:help.webflow.com OR site:developers.webflow.com OR site:webflow.com/updates Webflow draft publish site static pages Collection pages individual page publishing staging custom domain
Webflow now supports granular publishing for individual static pages and CMS items, while full site publishing remains available. Staging and production/custom domain publishing behave differently, so staged page changes can accumulate before production release.
Webflow now supports granular publishing for individual static pages and CMS items, while full site publishing remains available.
Staging and production/custom domain publishing behave differently, so staged page changes can accumulate before production release.
Static pages: The Site Publish API accepts a pageId to publish one page rather than the entire site.
Without pageId, it publishes the full site.
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Webflow now supports granular publishing for individual static pages and CMS items, while full-site publishing remains available. Staging and production/custom-domain publishing behave differently, so staged page changes can accumulate before production release.
Static pages: The Site Publish API accepts a pageId to publish one page rather than the entire site. Without pageId, it publishes the full site.
CMS Collection pages: You publish the underlying CMS item; Webflow’s updated workflow allows individual CMS items to be published across domains.
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Webflow now supports granular publishing for individual static pages and CMS items, while full site publishing remains available.
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Webflow now supports granular publishing for individual static pages and CMS items, while full site publishing remains available. Staging and production/custom domain publishing behave differently, so staged page changes can accumulate before production release.
What should I do next in practice?
Static pages: The Site Publish API accepts a pageId to publish one page rather than the entire site.
Draft CMS changes: Changes to an already-published CMS item can remain in draft without replacing the live version until explicitly published.
Staging: Draft content can be previewed without appearing on the live production site.
Custom domains: The API can publish a site or individual page to selected domains using domain IDs.
Important staging caveat: If several individual pages are published to staging, subsequently publishing staging to production publishes all accumulated staged changes—not necessarily just the last page edited.
Broader controls: Webflow describes its current model as supporting publication of specific CMS content, individual pages, or the whole site.