How can I fix the bug in Webflow where a CMS content item is missing from a product accordion?

If you're experiencing a bug in Webflow where a CMS content item is missing from a product accordion, here are a few troubleshooting steps you can try to fix the issue:

1. Verify CMS Item and Collection: Double-check whether the missing CMS content item is present within the respective collection in your Webflow project. Ensure that it is published and has the correct settings.

2. Check Filter Conditions: If you have applied any filters to the collection list or collection list wrapper that contains the accordion, ensure that the filters are not excluding the missing CMS content item unintentionally. Adjust the filter conditions if necessary.

3. Accordion Interaction: If your accordion has custom interactions or triggers added to it, review those interactions to see if they might be causing the issue. Look for any conflicting triggers, incorrect settings, or JavaScript errors that could prevent the item from displaying properly.

4. Accordion Structure and Styles: Inspect the accordion's structure and styles to ensure that each accordion item is correctly set up. Check that the missing CMS content item is part of the accordion, and its visibility settings (such as display or visibility properties) are not accidentally causing it to be hidden.

5. Template or CMS Item Limitations: Verify if your Webflow plan has any limitations on the number of CMS items or collection fields. If you've reached the limit, you may need to upgrade your plan or optimize your content to stay within the limits.

6. Republish and Clear Cache: Sometimes, the issue could be related to caching. Try republishing the site to ensure the latest changes are pushed live. Additionally, clearing your browser cache can help reload the page without any cached data that might interfere with the display.

7. Contact Webflow Support: If you've followed the above steps and the issue persists, it's best to reach out to Webflow support directly. They can dig deeper into your specific project, examine your settings, and provide personalized troubleshooting steps to resolve the bug.

Remember, providing specific details about your project, the steps you've taken, and any error messages encountered will be helpful in diagnosing and fixing the issue efficiently.