How to connect CMS Feeds to Vibe Block
And set up how posts are displayed on the published page
Connect CMS Feeds to Vibe Block to display posts on your website. This guide explains how to create a block with posts, change the connected Feed, and set up detailed post pages.
Connect CMS Feeds to the website
If the CMS Feeds module is not connected yet, go to Site Settings → Connected Modules → CMS Feeds and click Connect.

Create a new Feed and add posts to it.
Add Vibe Block to the page
Open the page where you want to display Feed posts. Add Vibe Block from the Other category in the Block Library.
In the prompt, describe the design you want for the post block and specify that it should be connected to the project’s CMS Feeds. Then wait for the generation to finish.
Important: If the project has several Feeds and you do not specify the name of the required Feed in the prompt, AI will ask you to choose one.
To change the block design, click Edit with AI.
To choose a different Feed or one of its sections, open Content.
Click the field with the Feed name and select the required Feed or section.
Set the Feed home page
For the Back button on the detailed post page to work correctly, specify the Feed home page.

Set the address and publish the page that will be used as the Feed home page.
Important: Any page in the project can be used as the Feed home page. It does not have to be the page containing the current Vibe Block or a specific Feed section.
Go to the Feed settings. In the Feed address field, enter the address of the home page and save the changes.

The home page address will then become part of the Feed post URLs. For example: https://mysite.ru/blog/my-new-post
Set a post page template for the Feed
If Feed posts are displayed through Vibe Block, the appearance of the detailed post page should be set up using a post page template. Create a separate template page and add the required Feed fields to it.
Publish the template page and connect it in the Feed settings.
Once everything is set up, clicking a post will open its detailed page based on the connected template. The Back button will lead to the Feed home page.
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