New: AEO Analytics API

The AEO Analytics API lets you read how AI bots visit your site, and how answer engines mention and cite you. AEO, or answer engine optimization, is the practice of improving how your content appears in AI-generated answers. It works with sites that have the AEO analytics entitlement.

Bot traffic

Get Bot Traffic — total requests from the AI bots Webflow tracks, by provider or category
Get Bot Traffic by Page — the pages and files bots requested most

Prompts

List Prompts — your tracked prompts, with each one’s topic and status
List Prompt Executions — answer engine responses to your prompts, with their mentions and citations
Get Prompt Execution — one response, including its full text

Visibility

Get Visibility Score — the share of responses that mention your organization
Get Visibility Score Breakdown — the visibility score for each topic or prompt

Citations

Get Citation Rate — the share of responses with citations that cited your domains
Get Top Cited Domains — the domains cited most, with each one’s share of all citations
Get Cited Paths for a Domain — the cited paths on one domain
Get Page Citation Share — one page’s share of citations to your domains
List Competitor Citations — responses that cited a competitor and not you
List Citations — every response, with all its citations and mentions

All endpoints require the sites:read scope. Every endpoint except the two bot traffic endpoints also requires Webflow AI to be enabled for the workspace.

Box element in the Designer API

The Designer API now includes a Box element preset. Box is a block element with a semantic HTML tag: div, section, header, footer, nav, main, article, aside, address, or figure.

Creating Box elements

Use webflow.elementPresets.Box to create a Box element:

const selectedElement = await webflow.getSelectedElement();
if (selectedElement?.children) {
  const box = await selectedElement.append(webflow.elementPresets.Box);
  if (box.type === 'Block') {
    await box.setTag('section');
  }
}

Creating an element by tag name also creates a Box element when you pass one of the 10 tags above, such as element.append('div') or element.append('section').

Deprecated presets

These presets still work but are deprecated. Use Box instead:

DivBlock
Section
BlockContainer
Grid
Row
HFlex
VFlex

Migrating from the Section preset

The Section preset no longer returns an element with the type Section. It now returns a BlockElement with the type Block, the same as Box and DivBlock.

If your app checks for element.type === 'Section' after creating an element with the Section preset, update the check to Block.

Checking the HTML tag

A Block element can use any of the 10 tags, so the element type doesn’t tell you the HTML element. Narrow the element type, then use element.getTag() to read the tag. getTag() also works for custom elements.

const element = await webflow.getSelectedElement();
if (element?.type === 'Block') {
  console.log(await element.getTag()); // for example, 'section'
}

For more information, see Element presets and Get HTML tag.