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Is it possible to use custom code in Webflow to give each item in a collection list its own unique class, so that they can have different attributes without affecting the entire list?

Yes, it is possible to use custom code in Webflow to give each item in a collection list its own unique class. This can be achieved by leveraging Webflow's CMS and custom code integration capabilities.

To give each item in a collection list its own unique class, you would need to follow these steps:

1. Set up your CMS Collection: Create a new collection or edit an existing one where you want to display your list of items. Make sure the collection has fields that can determine the unique attributes for each item.

2. Design your Collection List: Add a Collection List element to your Webflow page and bind it to your CMS Collection. This will automatically generate placeholders for each item in your collection.

3. Add Custom Code: Inside the Collection List element, you can add custom code to dynamically assign unique classes to each item. You can achieve this using JavaScript/jQuery.

Here's an example of how you can achieve this with jQuery:

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In the above code, we're targeting each item inside the collection list using the class name 'collection-item'. We then iterate over each item and assign a unique class ('item-1', 'item-2', etc.) by appending the index number to the class name.

4. Style Each Item: Now that each item has its own unique class, you can easily target and style them individually using CSS. For example, you can use the class selectors like `.item-1`, `.item-2`, etc. to apply specific attributes to each item.

By implementing this approach, you can give each item in a collection list its own unique class, allowing you to style and apply different attributes without affecting the entire list.

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