Is there a reason why the interaction is not working after adding a CSS class to the .post-wrapper element based on a CMS item's technology? Is there a workaround to fix this issue?

There could be several reasons why the interaction is not working after adding a CSS class to the .post-wrapper element based on a CMS item's technology. Here are a few possible issues and workarounds to solve them:

1. Incorrect class name: Double-check that the CSS class name you added to the .post-wrapper element matches the class name assigned to the CMS item's technology field. Ensure that there are no extra spaces or typos in the class name.

2. Interaction targeting: Confirm that the interaction is properly targeting the .post-wrapper element with the added CSS class. You can do this by checking the interaction settings and making sure it is set to trigger on the CSS class you added.

3. Timing issue: If you're using a dynamic list to display the CMS items, there may be a timing issue with when the interaction is triggered. Make sure the interaction is set to run after the dynamic content is fully loaded. You can use the "Element is visible in viewport" trigger to ensure the interaction runs at the right time.

4. Conflict with other interactions: Check if there are any other interactions applied to the .post-wrapper element or its parent elements that might be conflicting with the new interaction. Sometimes, multiple interactions can interfere with each other. Temporarily disable other interactions and test if the issue persists.

5. Javascript conflicts: If you have added custom code or scripts to your project, there might be a conflict between the interaction and the code. Try removing any custom code or scripts temporarily and test if the interaction starts working.

6. Webflow limitations: In some cases, there may be limitations within Webflow that prevent interactions from working as intended. If you have exhausted all other options, reach out to Webflow support for further assistance.

Workaround suggestions:

• Instead of applying the CSS class directly to the .post-wrapper element, try applying it to a parent element or a sibling element, and target the interaction accordingly.
• Use conditional visibility settings to show or hide elements based on the CMS item's technology field, rather than relying solely on interactions.
• If the issue persists, consider using custom code to achieve the desired interaction behavior. You can export your Webflow project and modify the code outside of Webflow.

Remember to preview and test your changes regularly to ensure the interaction is working as expected.

Additional questions:

1. How do I troubleshoot interactions in Webflow?
2. Can I apply interactions to dynamic content in Webflow?
3. What are some best practices for using CSS classes and interactions in Webflow?