We've rolled out a collection of improvements to Duda’s Collections, making it easier than ever to manage structured content, build dynamic pages, and work with larger datasets. From a smoother table experience to new field types and faster ways to preview your connected pages, these updates are designed to help you spend less time managing data and more time building.

Here’s what’s new.



Find and manage your data more efficiently

The Collections table has got a major usability upgrade to help you work with your data more efficiently.You can now instantly search for any row, sort by any column, and filter your data to focus on exactly what you need. We've also made adding new content even faster by introducing an Add row button that's always within reach, so inserting new records is always accessible.

To keep the interface cleaner, we've also reorganized row actions. Most actions now live inside the three-dot menu on the right side of each row, while the most commonly used actions Edit and the Show/Hide toggle, remain immediately accessible.

Preview connected pages without leaving Collections

When working with Collections connected to Dynamic Pages, you can easily see your changes in the editor with a new preview option.

Each row now includes a Preview option that lets you instantly open the connected page, see how your content appears, and make edits much faster.



More field types for more powerful data

We've expanded the available field types to help you build richer, more flexible Collections. New field types include:

• Icons, using the same built-in icon library available in the editor.
• Single Select, allowing one predefined value per row—perfect for statuses, categories, and similar use cases.
• Dynamic Pages, making it easier to connect content directly to your site's dynamic pages.
• Page Anchors within the Link field, so you can link visitors directly to a specific section of a page instead of only the page itself.

More room for your data

Collections now support up to 1,000 rows and 150 fields, giving you more room to organize and manage your content without splitting it across multiple collections.

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