pbteja1998

Got it. It was a habit. Will edit instead, from next time.

Thank you.

For useNotionCMS.com, it’s a little different. It’s an api product. I give the users an api. People send their Notion page link in the api, they will then get all the data related to that page, including the html version of that Notion page.

People can either use that html and render it themselves or I can do it, and give it to them as an iframe. Depends on their use case, people go with either Iframe or manual rendering with code.

What I’m doing with Feather is this:

I give the users a Notion template to duplicate. https://bhanuteja.notion.site/Feather-Blog-Template-3fea2715...

I will then ask them to pick a domain, add the cname. That’s it. I will then get all the content from their Notion page and build a complete blog from it, with tags, authors, search, site map, rss feed etc.

I built an entire product just for doing this.

https://usenotioncms.com

I then used this and built a no-code blogging platform to publish content from Notion

https://feather.so

There is also an open source version for using Notion as CMS.

That can be found at https://github.com/NotionX/react-notion-x