If you want to try do it without AI, I’d essentially create my own custom component but it would be from weweb elements. You can have a div with an input in it if you want the ability to search or just a div with a text as a place holder. Put an icon at the end of the div with something to indicate you can drop down.
Then you create another DIV with position absolute, make this visible whatever way you want from the a onclick workflow from the first div. In layout this should sit in the same div as the first div but then you can change the position, so it sits under the original div. Then you can create a repeatable list in this dropdown div and you’ll be able to customise this to do whatever colours you want.
Funnily enough, if you use the now deprecated select, you can use the Free layout option for your dropdown items and style them however you want. It’s a shame that WeWeb is actually becoming less flexible as the AI gets integrated into the platform - to accomodate the AI’s limitations.
Thank you. I stopped checking deprecated elements some time ago but this is very interesting from one side, and very disappointing from other that WeWeb decided to move in this direction.
It’s like any other list, you can add an on click element to the main div inside the repeatable list and then you can store the details of what option you clicked into a variable