Can all the images in a CMS multi-image be displayed in a mosaic-tiled gallery in Webflow?

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September 22, 2023

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Yes, in Webflow, it is possible to display all the images in a CMS multi-image field in a mosaic-tiled gallery. This can be achieved by following these steps:

Create a Collection: Start by creating a Collection in your Webflow project. Make sure to include a multi-image field to store the images for each item in the Collection.
Design the Template: Once you have created the Collection, design the template page where you want the mosaic-tiled gallery to appear. Add a Div Block to the template page where the gallery will be placed.
Bind the Collection: Select the Div Block and go to the settings panel on the right-hand side of the Webflow Editor. Under the "Collection" section, select the Collection you created earlier.
Add a Grid: Inside the Div Block, add a Grid element. This will serve as the container for your mosaic-tiled gallery.
Style the Grid: Customize the Grid element's settings to achieve the desired mosaic-tiled layout. You can adjust the number of columns, rows, or gap sizes to create the desired visual effect.
Bind the Image Field: Within the Grid, add an Image element. Bind the Image element to the multi-image field from the Collection. This will enable the gallery to display the images from the CMS.
Add Dynamic Content: With the Image element selected, go to the settings panel on the right-hand side and choose "Get Image" from the dynamic data options. This will connect the Image element to the specific image in the multi-image field for each Collection item.
Customize Each Image: To add additional styling or interactions to each image in the mosaic-tiled gallery, you can wrap the Image element in a Div Block and apply custom classes or interactions.
Preview and Publish: Once you've finished designing the mosaic-tiled gallery, preview the template page to make sure it displays the images as desired. If everything looks good, publish your site to make the mosaic-tiled gallery live.

By following these steps, you can create a visually appealing mosaic-tiled gallery in Webflow that displays all the images from a CMS multi-image field.

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