How can I use conditional visibility in Webflow to filter category-related blog posts on a dynamic blog page? Are there any video tutorials available for this? Thank you!

To filter category-related blog posts on a dynamic blog page using conditional visibility in Webflow, you can follow these steps:

1. Set up your blog categories: Start by adding a multi-reference field to your blog collection. This field will allow you to assign multiple categories to each blog post.

2. Create category-specific pages: Next, you'll need to create individual pages for each category. For example, if you have a category called "Web Design", create a page with a URL structure like "/category/web-design".

3. Design your dynamic blog page: On the main dynamic blog page, design the layout and structure that you want. Add elements like dynamic lists and text elements that will display the blog post title, excerpt, and other relevant information.

4. Apply conditional visibility: Select the dynamic list that contains all your blog posts. Go to the settings panel and click on "Add conditional visibility". Here, you'll define the condition that determines which blog posts are visible based on the selected category.

5. Set the visibility condition: In the conditional visibility settings, choose the field that contains the categories assigned to the blog posts. Then, select the operator that matches the condition you want to apply. For example, you could choose "contains any" and then select the category you want to filter by.

6. Create a template page: Design a template page for your blog posts. This is the page that will display the full content of each individual blog post. Make sure to include a back button or other navigation elements to return to the category-specific page.

7. Filter by URL parameter: On the category-specific pages, you'll need to filter the blog posts to display only the ones that match the selected category. To do this, insert a Collection List on the page and set it to filter by the URL parameter. Use the multi-reference field as the filter criteria and select the category parameter from the URL.

8. Connect the template page: Finally, link the template page to the blog posts on your category-specific page. This way, when a user clicks on a blog post, they will be taken to the individual blog post page where they can view the full content.

As for video tutorials, Webflow's official YouTube channel has a wealth of resources. Their tutorials cover a wide range of topics including conditional visibility and filtering content. You can search for specific tutorials using keywords like "Webflow conditional visibility" or "Webflow dynamic filtering".