Great video, Sam. A combo of data attributes and class attribute can do magic. You can also have a page called Styles where you store all these custom CSS classes.
I had no idea you could choose even and odd items in the style drop down....I have been trying to simply stagger all even items in a picture grid for HOURS...... and in 30 seconds its solved. THANK YOU!
Thank you for this, Sam! I'm trying to figure out how to use this technique with unique blog layouts, without Webflow trying to front load all of the content for each of the blogs. Someone recommended Visibility properties within components? But is this another option?
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Wow, I have searched for this kind of solution so long! Thank you so much, Sam!
Happy to help!
Sam, you have such practical tutorials! I use your insights every day, thank you so much!
Thanks dude! 👍🏻
This video is exactly what I was looking for, Sam! Thanks a lot for sharing!
My please dude! 👍
Nice. Great tip. Webflow allowing class in the attributes panel is a game changer
Totally agree!
Wow, this is so clever! Thanks for sharing!
My pleasure Alyssa 👍🏻
So many hidden tricks in webflow. Interesting now 😊. Thanks for sharing this amazing tips and tricks
Neat tip, Sam. Thank you for sharing ❤
Thanks Martin 👍🏻
Great video, Sam. A combo of data attributes and class attribute can do magic. You can also have a page called Styles where you store all these custom CSS classes.
I had no idea you could choose even and odd items in the style drop down....I have been trying to simply stagger all even items in a picture grid for HOURS...... and in 30 seconds its solved. THANK YOU!
Great! Can you make a tutorial about changing layouts with this method? Like you mentioned here?
Great video! One question, if we buy your v1 course we’ll have access to the new version? Thanks
Thank you! Yes whenever you buy the course, you'll get free automatic access to any new versions 👍
Thank you for this, Sam! I'm trying to figure out how to use this technique with unique blog layouts, without Webflow trying to front load all of the content for each of the blogs. Someone recommended Visibility properties within components? But is this another option?
My pleasure! And yes you can use the visibility controls or the conditions options for occasional sections 👍🏻
Nice thanks you! I didn't know, its very useful
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for this vidéo.
Just to clarify. This only works if the class option does not have a capital letter or accent