I have been trying to do this for hours and nothing is working. On the top you can see I linked a blog post Collections and then under my animation I linked the multi-reference from that blog post and it worked (somehow because I can’t figure out how to do it again or why it let me reference two different parts of the collections in the first place).
Now I am trying to recreate this at the bottom to fix a different bug that was happening in the first one but now the dropdown does not show multi-reference field at all. I’ve tried on multiple different blog posts and pages and nothing works. Please please help!! I’ve been trying at this for so long.
Hi @summerslough! I think the issue is that you can’t have more than one nested Collection List on a given page.
In your top example, the outer Collection List references the blog posts, and each item in that list contains another Collection List that references the “multi reference” field for each given blog post. To be able to do that below, you’d need to put another Collection List inside of the current Collection List that has “Use this for practices” as its Source, but you can’t have another nested Collection List on that page since there’s one above.
Ahhh yess thank you so much!! Do you also happen to know why the animation works perfect for the right image and bottom two (where it just pushes everything else on the page down) but when you click the animation for the top left image, it pushes all the other ones around on the page in a jumbled order.
Seems like it got deleted somehow but I just added the animation back! When I click the top left animation “betting basics” it moves the other content around the page randomly, but when I click the “getting the best lines” on the right or any of the bottom two, it moves everything below it downwards which is what I want. I’m not sure why only one of them doesn’t act like the other three.
