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Add the Random Picker component onto your canvas
Add all the component instances you want to randomly pick from by clicking the "Items" property and selecting multiple components from your canvas
Customize the display settings—set how many items to show, choose a layout (vertical, horizontal, or grid), adjust the number of columns if using grid layout, and set the gap between items
Preview or publish your site to see random items displayed—refresh the page to see different items appear each time
This is a code component that takes multiple component instances and randomly displays a subset of them. Connect all the items you want to randomly choose from using the "Items" array property, then set how many items should appear using "Number to Show." The component includes layout controls to arrange your random items vertically, horizontally, or in a grid format. If you choose grid layout, you can specify the number of columns. The gap property controls spacing between items. Every time someone visits or refreshes the page, different random items from your collection will be displayed.
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