How can I create a section in Webflow that includes a collection list with 5 items displayed in the same row, where the third item is larger than the others?
To create a section in Webflow that includes a collection list with 5 items displayed in the same row, where the third item is larger than the others, you can follow these steps:
1. Add a Section element to your page by dragging and dropping it from the Elements panel.
2. Inside the Section, add a Collection List element. You can find this element in the Elements panel as well.
3. Connect the Collection List to a Collection in your Webflow project. To do this, select the Collection List element, go to the Settings panel on the right-hand side, and click on the Collection dropdown. Choose the desired Collection that contains the data for the items you want to display.
4. Customize the layout of the Collection List to display 5 items in the same row. To achieve this, select the Collection List, go to the Settings panel, and adjust the Layout settings. Set the Display property to "Flex". Then, set the Flexbox settings according to your requirements, such as setting the Flex Direction to "Row" and the Wrap property to "Wrap".
5. Now, to make the third item larger than the others, select the Collection List and choose the nth-child pseudo-class in the Selector field of the Style panel. For example, you can use `.w-dyn-item:nth-child(3)` to target the third item, where `.w-dyn-item` is the default class for Collection List items.
6. With the third item selected, you can customize its size and appearance by using the styling options in the Style panel. You can adjust the width, height, margin, padding, or any other CSS property to make it larger than the rest.
7. To style the other items in the row, select the Collection List and use the nth-child pseudo-class again to target the items that should not be enlarged. For example, you can use `.w-dyn-item:nth-child(1), .w-dyn-item:nth-child(2), .w-dyn-item:nth-child(4), .w-dyn-item:nth-child(5)` to target the first, second, fourth, and fifth items, respectively.
8. Customize the styling for these items, ensuring they have a consistent size and appearance.
9. You can further customize the design by using interactions, additional classes, or dynamic binding options based on your project's requirements.
Remember to preview and publish your changes to see the section with the collection list in action.