docs: use block instead of container, simplify slider collection setup

ysamcode · ysamcode · commit 4a8a64174f4e · 2026-03-19T07:44:27.000+01:00
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diff --git a/content/cms/dynamic-pages.mdx b/content/cms/dynamic-pages.mdx
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ To show multiple items on a single page (e.g., a blog listing), use a **Collecti
 3. Design the layout for a single item — the design repeats for each item
 4. Bind collection fields to elements inside the list
 
-You can also right-click any container element and select **Convert to collection** to quickly turn it into a collection list. The container's existing children become the repeating template.
+You can also right-click any block and select **Convert to collection** to quickly turn it into a collection list. The block's existing children become the repeating template.
 
 ### Sorting
 
diff --git a/content/editor/slider.mdx b/content/editor/slider.mdx
@@ -86,14 +86,12 @@ Select the slider element and open the **Settings** tab in the right panel to co
 
 You can use CMS collection items as slides to create dynamic, data-driven sliders. Instead of manually creating each slide, connect a collection and design a single slide template that repeats for each item.
 
-1. Inside the **Slides** wrapper, add a container and connect it to a collection
-2. Place a **Slide** element inside the container
-3. Bind collection fields to elements within the slide (images, text, links, etc.)
+1. Select the **Slides** block in the Layers panel
+2. Right-click and choose **Convert to collection**, then select the collection
+3. Design a single **Slide** inside and bind collection fields to its elements (images, text, links, etc.)
 
 Each collection item generates a slide automatically. This is ideal for testimonial sliders, product carousels, team member spotlights, and any content managed through the CMS.
 
-You can also right-click any container inside a slider and select **Convert to collection** to quickly set up a collection-powered slider.
-
 ## Styling
 
 You can style every part of the slider independently:
