How can I make a Webflow gallery where hovering over a product enlarges it and clicking the product reveals more information, with the product remaining enlarged if it has been clicked?

To create a Webflow gallery where hovering over a product enlarges it and clicking on the product reveals more information, you can follow these steps:

1. Create a Collection: First, create a Collection in Webflow to store your products and their information. This will allow you to easily add, edit, and manage your products.

2. Design your Gallery: Once your Collection is set up, design your gallery layout on your Webflow canvas using div blocks and image elements. You can use a grid layout or any other layout that suits your design needs.

3. Add Collection List: Drag and drop a Collection List component onto your canvas, and connect it to your created Collection. Customize the list to display the desired product information, such as the product image and a short description.

4. Create Hover Interaction: Select the product image element within the Collection List and add a hover interaction. Within the hover interaction, increase the size of the image using the Scale property to create the enlarging effect. You can customize the animation properties such as easing and duration to achieve the desired effect.

5. Add Click Interaction: Next, create a click interaction for the product image. Within the click interaction, you can show/hide a hidden element or use Webflow's interactions to create custom reveal animations. For example, you can set a hidden div element to appear when clicked, containing additional information about the product.

6. Maintain Enlarged State: To ensure that the product remains enlarged after it has been clicked, you'll need to use Webflow's CMS capabilities and custom code. Within your Collection settings, add a field or toggle switch to track the clicked state of each product. Then, using custom code, check the state of the clicked field and apply specific styling or interaction to maintain the enlarged state for clicked products.

7. Style and Customize: Finally, style your gallery to match your design preferences. You can customize the hover effect, transitions, and other elements using Webflow's visual designer.

Remember to preview and test your gallery across different devices to ensure a consistent and responsive user experience. Additionally, explore Webflow's resources, such as tutorials and forums, for additional guidance and inspiration on creating interactive galleries.