How can I link a team member's name in a list on a Webflow team page to reveal more information about them, all served from the CMS?

To link a team member's name in a list on a Webflow team page to reveal more information about them, all served from the CMS, you can follow these steps:

1. Set up your CMS collection: First, make sure you have set up a collection in the Webflow CMS to store information about your team members. Include fields for their name, bio, photo, and any other relevant information you want to display.

2. Create a dynamic list: On your team page, drag and drop a dynamic list element onto the canvas. This will allow you to pull data from your CMS collection and display it on the page.

3. Design the list item: Within the dynamic list, design the list item that will represent each team member. This could include their name, photo, and any other relevant information you want to show in the list. You can style these elements using Webflow's visual designer.

4. Link the team member's name: Select the team member's name element within the list item. In the interactions panel, create a new interaction for the name element. Choose the trigger that suits your design (e.g., click, hover). Then, choose the action to "Show" or "Display" an element.

5. Create a hidden element: Now, you need to create an element that will reveal more information about the team member when triggered. This could be a modal, dropdown, or any other element you prefer. This hidden element will contain the additional details of the team member.

6. Set up the interaction: In the newly created interaction, select the hidden element as the target, and choose the appropriate animation to reveal the content. You can use Webflow's built-in animations or create custom animations using CSS.

7. Bind CMS data: To ensure the hidden element displays information related to the specific team member, you need to bind the CMS data. Within the hidden element, add CMS fields and bind them to the appropriate dynamic data fields from your collection.

8. Test and publish: Preview your page to make sure the interactions are working as expected. Once you are satisfied, publish your site to make it live.

By following these steps, you will have a team page on Webflow that allows users to click or hover over a team member's name in a list to reveal more information about them, all served from the CMS. This approach provides a dynamic and easily maintainable solution for displaying team member details.