There could be several reasons why glitches occur in the Designer and live site of a specific Webflow project, particularly when using the CMS section while other projects in the same account remain unaffected. Here are some potential causes to consider:
1. Project-specific issues: It's possible that there are specific configurations, interactions, or custom code implemented in the problematic project that are causing conflicts or glitches. Check the CMS collections, collection templates, and any related custom code to ensure everything is properly set up and functioning correctly.
2. Compatibility issues: Sometimes, certain elements or features used in the CMS section may not be fully compatible with other elements or features in the project, leading to glitches. Review the elements being used, such as collection lists, dynamic embeds, or custom code, to identify any compatibility issues that may be causing problems.
3. Custom code conflicts: If you have custom code injected into the problematic project, there's a possibility that it conflicts with the default Webflow scripts or stylesheets, leading to glitches. Review and troubleshoot any custom code to identify and resolve any conflicts.
4. Corrupted project files: While rare, it's possible that the project files themselves may have become corrupted in some way. In this case, exporting and re-importing the project or contacting Webflow support for assistance may be necessary.
5. Browser-specific issues: Glitches may occur due to browser-specific problems, such as outdated or unsupported browser versions or browser extensions conflicting with the project's code. Ensure you are using a supported and up-to-date browser version, and try disabling browser extensions to see if the issue persists.
6. Project complexity or limitations: Depending on the complexity of your CMS-driven project, glitches may occur due to project size or limitations. Large datasets or complex filtering, sorting, or interactions could potentially strain the project's performance, leading to glitches. Consider optimizing your project's structure, collection lists, and interactions to improve performance.
To troubleshoot the issue further, you can try duplicating the problematic project and gradually remove or isolate different elements, custom code, or collection items to identify what specifically causes the glitches. Additionally, reaching out to Webflow support or the Webflow community forums can provide insights and assistance in resolving project-specific glitches.