GETTING STARTED / VELLQUIRA
Your Vellquira setup guide
Welcome to Vellquira. This premium Framer blog template includes its linked CMS Search & Filter v3 component. Follow these steps to customize content, design, newsletter, metadata and publishing settings. No separate filter purchase is required.
01 / Customize your brand
Open the shared Vellquira Header & Footer template to edit your wordmark, navigation and footer. Adjust color tokens and text styles to match your brand. Verify desktop, tablet and phone breakpoints.
02 / Edit the CMS collections
Vellquira is compatible with Framer Basic’s 2 CMS collection limit: Posts contains 20 editable example articles (5 in each of 4 categories) and Authors contains 4 profiles. Category is a text field directly inside Posts, so the bundled advanced Search & Filter v3 can still filter by category. Replace cover and author placeholder images with your own licensed visuals. Edit titles, excerpts, rich content, categories, author references, dates, reading time, views and tags in the CMS.
03 / Included CMS Search & Filter v3
Vellquira includes the linked CMS Search & Filter v3 component on Home and Browse at no extra cost. The component source lives in a separate Framer Source Library; buyers can configure its properties without editing code. On Home, CMS List Layer should be CMS Article Grid (Load More, 6 posts). On Browse, CMS List Layer should be Browse Posts CMS List (numbered pagination, 9 posts). Check the Title, Category, Author, Tags, Date, Reading Time, Views and Featured layer names if you customize the cards. Canvas shows sample preview data; Preview or a published site shows your real CMS records. Do not delete the linked component or replace it with a local demo.
04 / Pagination and large content libraries
Home uses Load More (6 posts per load) and Browse uses numbered pagination (9 posts per page). These are features of the included linked Search & Filter v3 component. The 20-post sample library demonstrates the workflow, but it is not proof of 200–1,000-post scalability. The component operates on items available in the browser, so performance and loading strategy must be tested with substantially larger collections before making capacity claims.
05 / Pages, search and SEO
Edit Home, Browse, CMS Article, Authors, Author Profile, About, Setup Guide and Changelog. CMS Article SEO uses {{Title}} and {{Excerpt}}; Author Profile SEO uses {{Name}}. Replace dummy editorial text and add your own social share images, favicon and live domain settings.
06 / Images and commercial rights
All 20 post covers, the four author portraits and the homepage image collage now use original editable placeholder illustrations. No third-party demo photography is included in these slots. Replace the Cover Image and Author Avatar CMS fields, and replace homepage hero placeholders with your own licensed photography before publishing. Check any additional brand assets you choose to add for commercial reuse.
07 / Support and refunds
Vellquira is offered as a $29 paid blog template with CMS Search & Filter v3 included; buyers do not need to buy the component separately. The seller must provide a real support contact, terms of use and refund policy on the Marketplace or checkout listing. No specific email, refund promise or support duration is implied by this demo. The linked component depends on the separate Source Library staying accessible.
08 / Final checklist
Before selling: verify Framer linked Search & Filter v3 has been updated to the newest source version via Assets → Update, then test the mobile filter sheet (dropdowns must float without moving other fields), Reset, category/author/date/topic/reading filters, combined filters, sorting, Home Load More and Browse pagination. Test fresh Remix and mobile/desktop pages, replace placeholder images with licensed visuals when desired, configure newsletter, verify checkout/support/refund terms and check the published site.
09 / Reading tools & social sharing
On the CMS Article template, LuminaReaderTools scans article h2/h3 headings for the table of contents and tracks reading progress. Copy Link, X and LinkedIn now use the public article URL, not the Framer Canvas preview-module URL. The CMS Title is dynamically bound for Framer Preview and its default slug is generated automatically; all 20 included articles match. After Remix, update the ReaderTools Site URL property to your published domain. On a live article, the component automatically uses the current website domain and article path. If you manually customize article slugs, test sharing on the published article.
10 / Newsletter connection
The home Newsletter Form code component exposes Form endpoint in its Properties panel. This field is intentionally blank. Enter a verified CORS-enabled HTTPS POST endpoint from your mailing-list provider; the form posts an email field and shows success only for a successful response. Until configured, the form explains that no provider is connected. Do not describe the demo as collecting subscribers without a working endpoint.
11 / Category pages (Basic compatible)
Framer Basic supports 2 CMS collections. Vellquira uses Posts (20 sample articles) and Authors (4 profiles). Category remains an editable text field on Posts and powers the included CMS Search & Filter v3 chips. Four responsive topic pages live at /topics/ui-ux-design, /topics/product-strategy, /topics/architecture and /topics/ai-and-engineering. Each page filters posts by its category name. To add a new category, use that exact spelling in Posts.Category and duplicate one topic page, changing the heading, description, URL and CMS List category filter. Unlike a third CMS collection, new category pages are not generated automatically.
12 / Editorial content blocks
Three new Posts CMS fields, Key Takeaway, Pull Quote and Image Caption, drive styled callout, pull-quote and cover-caption blocks on the article template. Replace sample copy with unique editorial content for your publication. Article body supports existing headings, paragraphs and styled rich-text formatting.
13 / Listen to Article · Free browser audio
The article page includes a built-in Listen to this article player powered by the browser’s free text-to-speech engine. It reads the CMS article title and formatted Content field automatically, including future posts—no audio uploads, API keys, or extra CMS collections. Readers can play, pause, resume, restart, choose available system voices, and change speed. Voice quality and availability depend on the visitor’s browser and device. Test narration in a published preview with a browser that supports speech synthesis.
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