Per-item edits

Give every item in a repeated list its own look or behavior — "make each card a different color."

The sibling of Make this unique: instead of splitting out one item, this unrolls a repeated list so every item is independently editable.

How to trigger it

Select an item in a repeated list, then ask for per-item differences:

• "make each card a different color"
• "different links for each item"
• "edit each card separately"
• "a different link for each one"

What happens

Genesis replaces the single template with separate copies — one per item, identical to what was rendered before. From then on:

• Each item can be styled individually in the visual editor.
• Each can get its own link, click behavior, or content.

You'll see "Unrolled the list into separate editable items" and the page refreshes looking exactly the same — until you start differentiating.

When it can't work

Same constraint as Make this unique: lists fed by runtime data can't be unrolled into fixed copies. Genesis tells you and proposes the workable alternative.

Trade-off worth knowing

After unrolling, the items no longer share a template — a later "restyle all the cards" becomes several edits instead of one. Unroll when items genuinely need to differ.