Is it possible to have a dynamic CMS collection list in Webflow, where the list changes depending on the CMS collection page being viewed?

Yes, it is possible to have a dynamic CMS collection list in Webflow that changes depending on the CMS collection page being viewed. This can be achieved by using Webflow's dynamic lists and filters.

To set this up, you'll first need to create a CMS collection and its corresponding collection template pages. Each collection template page will display the details of a specific item from the CMS collection.

Next, on the collection template page where you want the dynamic list to appear, add a new dynamic list element from the Add panel. Select the CMS collection you want to display in the list.

Now, to filter the list based on the CMS collection item being viewed, you'll need to add a filter. Click on the Settings tab of the dynamic list element, and under the Filter section, select the field you want to use for filtering. This could be a category, tag, or any other relevant field in your collection.

You can configure the filter to match the current item being viewed by selecting the collection field that matches the field you're filtering on. For example, if you're filtering by category, you can choose "Category" and then "Current Category" to show only items with the same category as the current item being viewed.

Once the filter is set up, the dynamic list will automatically update based on the CMS collection item being viewed on the collection template page. The list will now display only the items that match the filter criteria.

You can further customize the design and layout of the dynamic list using Webflow's styling and layout options. Additionally, you can add interactions, animations, and other dynamic elements to enhance the experience for your users.

Overall, with Webflow's powerful CMS capabilities, you have the flexibility to create dynamic CMS collection lists that adapt based on the content being viewed, providing a personalized and dynamic experience for your website visitors.