How can I edit the display of images in my Webflow template and ensure that each image is unique to its respective project on my portfolio site without the same image appearing on every page when using a Quick stack layout?

To edit the display of images in your Webflow template and make each image unique to its respective project on your portfolio site, you can follow these steps:

1. Prepare your images: Make sure you have individual images for each project. It's best to organize your images in separate folders to keep things organized.

2. Create a Collection: In order to dynamically display unique images for each project, you will need to create a collection. Go to the CMS panel in Webflow and create a new collection for your portfolio projects.

3. Add an image field to the Collection: Within your collection, add an image field to store the unique image for each project. This will allow you to upload and associate a different image with each project in the CMS.

4. Design your Quick stack layout: Now, it's time to design your Quick stack layout. Add an image element to your template where you want the project image to appear. Connect this image element to the image field you created in the collection.

5. Configure the dynamic link: In your Quick stack layout, you'll likely have a link connected to each project. Make sure to set up the dynamic link so that it links to the specific project page in your collection. This way, when you navigate to each project, the correct image will be displayed.

6. Add images to each project: Now, go to your CMS panel and add the respective project details for each project, including the unique image you want to display for each one. Upload the images and associate them with each project in the CMS.

7. Test and publish: Preview your website to ensure that each project is displaying the correct image. If everything looks good, publish your site to make the changes live.

By following these steps, you will be able to edit the display of images in your Webflow template and ensure that each image is unique to its respective project on your portfolio site. Each project will have its own image associated with it, preventing the same image from appearing on every page.