How can I add a color property to my Webflow div element that can be independently changed across instances?

To add a color property to your Webflow div element that can be independently changed across instances, you can use the "Custom Attribute" feature in Webflow.

Here are the steps to achieve this:

1. Select the div element that you want to have the independent color property.
2. In the "Settings" panel on the right-hand side, scroll down to the "Custom Attributes" section.
3. Click on the "+ Add Custom Attribute" button.
4. In the "Attribute Name" field, enter a unique name for your color property, such as "data-color".
5. In the "Attribute Value" field, enter the initial default color value. For example, you can set it to "#000000" for black.
6. Click outside the "Custom Attributes" section to save the changes.

Now, you have added a custom attribute to your div element that can hold the color value. To change the color for each instance of the div element, follow these steps:

1. Select the instance of the div element that you want to change the color for.
2. In the "Settings" panel on the right-hand side, scroll down to the "Custom Attributes" section.
3. You should now see the custom attribute you created earlier ("data-color"). Double-click on the attribute value and enter the desired color value.
4. Click outside the "Custom Attributes" section to save the changes.

By using the custom attribute, you can independently change the color property across instances of the div element. This allows you to customize the color for each instance without affecting others. You can repeat these steps for other instances of the div element and assign different color values as needed.