What is the new feature announcement for Webflow regarding random dynamic list sorting?

Webflow does not have a specific "random dynamic list sorting" feature. However, there are a couple of workarounds that you can implement to achieve a randomized effect with dynamic lists.

1. Custom Code: You can use custom code to randomize the order of items in a dynamic list. This involves writing JavaScript to shuffle the array of items and then dynamically populating the list on the front-end. By using a combination of custom code and Webflow's CMS features, you can create a seemingly random sorting effect. However, this method requires some coding knowledge and might not be suitable for non-technical users.

2. Sort Order Field: Another approach is to add a "Sort Order" field to your CMS collection and assign random numerical values to each item. Then, when displaying the dynamic list, you can use the "Sort Order" field as the sorting criteria to display the items in a randomized order. This method doesn't provide a truly random sorting effect, as items will always be displayed in the same order unless you manually update the "Sort Order" values. Nonetheless, it can provide a pseudo-random appearance without any coding required.

While these methods can help you achieve a randomized effect with dynamic lists in Webflow, it's worth noting that they might not be ideal for all scenarios. If random sorting is a critical part of your website's functionality, you could consider using an external API or a more flexible CMS platform that natively supports random sorting. Remember to check for any updates or new features from Webflow directly to see if any changes have been made to their dynamic list sorting capabilities.