WirdAs synchronisiertsoon as the token is entered, the Notion source is available in the YOOtheme builder. This page
shows how to fill an element with data from a Notion database.
The YOOtheme builder. Via Dynamic Content you bind an element to the Notion
source.
Choosing the source
Open the page in the YOOtheme builder and insert an element that can display lists (a
grid, for example).
Enable Dynamic Content in its settings.
Choose Notion Database Items as the source.
In the field Database, select the Notion database you want from the list.
Filtering, sorting, limiting
The source comes with several options for narrowing down the entries:
Filter: property nameName of the Notion property to filter on (for example Status). Empty = no filter.
Filter: valueThe value being looked for (for example Published).
Filter: property typeType of the property: select, status, text, checkbox (true/false) or number. It must match the field in Notion.
Sorting: property nameProperty to sort by. Empty = no sorting.
Sort directionAscending or descending.
Number of entriesMaximum number of entries. 0 = load all.
Property names are expected exactly as they are spelled in Notion — including
capitalisation and spaces. A typo means the filter does not take effect.
Assigning fields
Inside the dynamic element you assign the Notion fields to the individual parts (title, text,
image, link …). Which fields exist and how they are grouped is described in the chapter
Fields and properties .
