If images are repeating across pages when using a Quick Stack layout in Webflow, it's likely due to using static images instead of CMS-driven images. Here's how to ensure each project has a unique image:
1. Use a CMS Collection for Projects
- Go to Webflow CMS and open your Projects Collection.
- Add a new field for images (if not already created).
- Upload unique images for each project.
2. Connect Images to the CMS in Quick Stack
- Select the Quick Stack element in your project template.
- Click on the image inside the Quick Stack.
- In the Element Settings Panel (⚙️), click Get Image from CMS.
- Choose the image field from your Projects Collection.
3. Ensure the Collection List is Filtered Properly
- If all projects share the same image, verify that the Collection List Source is set to Current Project.
- Click on the Collection List Wrapper → Settings Panel (⚙️).
- Under Filters, ensure it displays Only items from Current Project.
4. Replace Any Static Images Used in Symbols
- If you're using Symbols (e.g., a header or footer with an image), they apply globally.
- Instead, replace any static Symbol-based images with dynamic CMS-driven images or unlink them for customization per page.
5. Check for Static Image Overrides
- If an image was manually overridden using Webflow’s design panel, it may persist across pages.
- Ensure the image source is from the CMS and not manually uploaded when editing templates.
Summary
To display unique images per project in a Quick Stack layout, use CMS-driven images instead of static ones, connect them properly in the Element Settings panel, and ensure the Collection List is filtered to show Current Project data.